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[PATCH] Extension to sendmail.xsp: lists for sendmail:cc

[EMAIL PROTECTED] changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|RESOLVED                    |REOPENED
         Resolution|FIXED                       |



------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-02-14 13:24 -------
I've reworked the last patch, so that it now possible to attach files
to email messages. The changes in detail:
- add of required imports so that mime emails can be send.
- chanded sendmail:bcc and sendmail:to, that "InternetAddress []"
  is used. instead of simply "InternetAddress". The parsing of the input
  parameter through InternetAddress.parse() also makes the whole process
  of sending emails more reliable, since the input values are verified to 
  certain amount.
- introduced a sendmail:attachement tag. If a sendmail:attachment tag is
  present the body text is also send as part of a multipart message.
  Multiple tags are possible. The input is a file name. The file is added
  as a body part to the message. The File object for the file is stored into
  a array list for removal of the file after sending.
- Once the message is send, each attached file is removed.
I've tested this patch by attaching upto two files, which were uploaded to the 
server through the Cocoon file upload utility.

I guess, reopening is the correct action.

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