> > > We should be able to add headers without rendering the body,
> > > although if we add headers and then save, we currently count
> > > on the fact that we are are writing from memory (otherwise
> > > we'd be writing the same stream we are reading).
> Just dont call saveChanges()!
public void addHeader(String name, String value)
throws MessagingException {
if (message == null) {
loadMessage();
}
modified = true;
headers.addHeader(name, value);
message.addHeader(name, value);
}
The message is loaded as soon as we call addHeader. That is part of what I
meant when I said that MimeMessageWrapper needs work.
> > Yeah, I would say more than just an individual header, but also
> > individual message parts. For example, you should be able to add a
> > text/html footer to a message with a big image/zip attachment and not
> > have to load that image/zip attachment into memory.
> That�s also possible as long as no content is added that need encoding!
> If you dont believe, try it, especially if you intend just u write back
> "this doesnt work" without verification!
How do you add it without loading? Any of the JavaMail methods that modify
the MimeMessage require it to be loaded.
--- Noel
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