Re: [Classpathx-javamail] Parsing a MimeMultipart :: Test case

[remi__]

The update to 1.1.2 solved my problem. 
Let's hope now that JOnAS switches to that version in the upcoming releases
!

Thanks for your support,

Rémi


Chris Burdess-2 wrote:
> 
> remi__ wrote:
>> Here is an "avenue":
>>
>> I ve been debuggin the parseMultiPart and parseBodyPart methods of
>> IMAPMessage.
>> Here is what I see in parseBodyPart :
>>
>> list is [TEXT, PLAIN, [NAME, file], NIL, NIL, base64, 2516, 33, NIL,
>> [attachment, [FILENAME, file]]]
>> its size is 10
>>
>> String encoding = parseAtom(list.get(BS_ENCODING + extensionCount));
>>
>> with
>> BS_ENCODING = 5 (it is a constant)
>> and
>> extensionCount = list.size() - 8 = 2
>>
>> so encoding is the 8th value of the list, which is 33
>>
>> I would have expected extensionCount to be 0 so that we get the 6th  
>> value of
>> the list...
>>
>> What I really don t get is what that does not happen when you  
>> execute it...
> 
> You must be working from version 1.1 or earlier of gnumail. You need  
> to update to the current version (1.1.2).
> 
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