Jochem van Dieten wrote:
>
> They are the result of applying a Quoted-Printable transfer encoding on the
> original message. You need to decode the message before displaying. See RFC
> 2045 for the algorithm.
You're right.
I'm trying various methods to solve but haven't come up with anything
yet. Here's my latest attempt:
<cfset inputStream =
variables.mimeUtil.decode(objMessage.getInputStream(),
objMessage.getEncoding() )>
<cfset out = createObject("java","java.lang.StringBuffer")>
<cfset n = inputStream.read()>
<cfloop condition="n neq -1">
<cfset out.append(chr(n))>
<cfset n = inputStream.read()>
</cfloop>
<cfset parts[1][1] = out.toString()>
Unfortunately, this provides the same results. I'm specifically working
with a message that is *NOT* a multipart message but it is encoded
quoted printable. I verified that objMessage.getEncoding() returns
"quoted-printable", and the above code does run without error.
variables.mimeUtil is actually an instance of
javax.mail.internet.MimeUtility
Guess I'll keep cranking away!
Rick
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