Working on it.

Rick Rineholt
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Davanum Srinivas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/08/2002 06:45:32 PM

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Subject:    Re: Auto creation of CID headers for attachment parts.



Glen, Sam,
Can you please initiate this as a huge concern through "appropriate"
channels? A lot of TCK tests
are coded this way and the behavior is not part of SAAJ spec.

Rick,
Is the code for auto-magically adding "cid:"; prefix been removed yet? Any
ETA?

Thanks,
dims

--- Rick Rineholt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Axis for attachments automatically generates "Content-Id"  headers (CID)
> when attachment parts are first created.  In addition the logic tries to
as
> best as possible to make CIDs universally unique for each attachment as
> required for MIME type attachements.    This allows applications using
Aixs
> attachments to simply request the attachment's CID and immediately use it
> as a reference for an href attribute without the need for first
generating
> this CID itself and having to set it in the attachment part.  Further
more
> I don't believe that this behavior in any way  contracts the JAX-M,
JAX-RPC
> or SAAJ specifications.   However, the TCK as I understand it, has tests
> which set headers and then validate that ONLY those headers are present.
> Which fails for Axis.  I believe this test should be changed to validate
> that headers which it set are present but ignore additional headers.
Or,
> obtain the list of already present headers, add additional headers, and
> then validate that the headers within the attachments have been updated
> appropriately include the new headers added or modified.
>
> Rick Rineholt
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>


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Davanum Srinivas - http://xml.apache.org/~dims/

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