Hi,
is there anychance, that a transportfilter gets knowlage about the
messages charset before it is processed ?
Background:
java needs to know the charset in which data is delivered via stdin
before it opens stdin.
usually it checks the system $LANG, which indicates UTF8.
But, if you write a filter in java and our message is encoded in
iso-8859-1, but your system charset is utf8,
the message has garbled umlauts ( all non ascii chars like üöäß etc. ).
BUT.. if the program knows the mail charset ahead of opening stdin, it
can set the correct encoding and it works.
I am afraid, that it's now exims job to know the message encoding, right
? :(
hmm.. pdf talks about $mime_charset and content-type... but thats seems
not to be set for the entire message..
(Maybe someone know the problem and has dealt with it in java already)
Marius
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