Ok, I found it. MimeMessageInputStreamSource should really be called MimeMessageFileInputStreamSource, then a MimeMessageByteArrayInputStreamSource could be written, which stores the freshly parsed out message in a static hash of ByteArrayInputStreams instead of temp files. The dispose method would remove the entry from the hash.
Sounds good, though I'd recommend using commons io's bytearrayoutputstream instead of the one with the JDK.
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