Hi all,
Ok, this is more a question about Linux than about Java...apologies in
advance if this is not the best place to ask this question.
I'm finding that when I send attachments from an NT box to a fellow
developer on Linux, certain attachments are getting corrupted (see
snippet below...look for the =3D or =09 segments). The wierd thing is
that .java attachments go across fine, but .c attachments get mangled.
Can anyone suggest why this is? I suspect its just coincedence. Of course
that still doesn't explain why ANY of them get mangled. One coworker
thinks its because I'm sending from Windows, although other Linux
coworkers can read the attachments just fine through Netscape's mail.
Anyone have any ideas? Thanks...
Christian
> <snip>
> ------=_NextPart_000_0059_01BED50F.60BFF090
> Content-Type: text/java;
> name="CToJavaTest.java"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
> Content-Disposition: attachment;
> filename="CToJavaTest.java"
>
> package test4;
>
> public class CToJavaTest {
>
> private int cntr =3D 1;
> private String var1 =3D "foo";
> private String var2 =3D "blah";
> =09
> public native void doTest(int val);
> =09
> public void setVar1 (String s) {
> var1 =3D s;=09
> }
>
> public void setVar2 (String s) {
> var2 =3D s;=09
> }
> </snip>
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