> It only knows the preferred order for headers created with the
> InternetHeaders() constructor. It does not appear to know
> about the preferred order when an InternetHeaders object is
> created from a stream.
I shouldn't need to know this, but IIRC (I'm not testing this specifically):
Inter
Bill Shannon wrote:
> Richard O. Hammer wrote:
> > When a SMTP server receives a message it needs to add a Received: header
> > at the top of the headers. But InternetHeaders does not seem to offer
> > any way to add a header specifically at the top of the list. This class
> > seems to offer no w
Richard O. Hammer wrote:
Three months ago in November we exchanged a few ideas about how the
JavaMail API might be made more useful for development of mail servers
-- as distinct from development of mail clients. Now I have discovered
one more point that I would like to add. I might be mistake
