Hi there...
mime4j ships with many tests to check if does the right thing. Anyway
I'm almost sure the test don't cover everything.. You will need to read
the rfc to really understand if the email is parsed correctly. I would
only do this if you think it does not the right thing.
For Testing I suggest you to write junit tests...
Bye,
Norman
Am 27.06.2011 14:44, schrieb Sharma, Ashish:
Hi,
I have a project where I need to parse incoming email streams provided in raw
form and parse them out in their constituents viz (email body as separate file
and email attachments as separate file).
I am able to do this by extending the class
org.apache.james.mime4j.message.SimpleContentHandler.
Here I am facing following problem and request suggestions for that:
1. Since I have raw emails and I am parsing them out in their constituents, how
can I test whether the parsing is working fine for a large corpus of raw emails
that I have to use to test the efficiency and correctness of the mime parsing
by mime4j.
How can I write test cases for such a scenario?
Meaning how would I be able to determine whether the file that was parsed out
is correctly parsed by mime4j or not?
2. Any other kind of testing that I need to implement for improvement?
Thanks
Ashish
