Re: Insert Embedded Messages

[Shawn Walker]

Hrmm, so what about the header?  Do I need to format the header into a  
string and put both header and body of the embedded message and set  
body->contents.text.data and body->contents.text.size?

On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 08:59:25 -0700 (PDT), Mark Crispin  
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, Shawn Walker wrote:
I'm trying to get c-client to see a embedded message that I have  
inserted in the BODY structure.
I presume that you meant to say, "I am trying to *send* an embedded  
message, but when I go to read the message that I have sent I see that  
it is empty."

You apparently missed the point where it says that composing a message  
that is not of type MULTIPART, you use body->contents.text (store the  
text in body->contents.text.data and its size in  
body->contents.text.size).

You do this even when body->type is TYPEMESSAGE and body->subtype is  
"RFC822"; you supply the complete message in body->contents.text.data  
instead of using body->nested.msg.

Put another way, when sending, embedded messages look like any other  
type of text attachments.  The body->nested.msg stuff is only used when  
reading messages.  The body structure for a message being sent is not  
the same as that for a message that was read back.

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