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Steve Jorgensen updated MIME4J-46:
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Description: When I construct a Message object from a properly formed MIME
file, then write it back out to ByteArrayOuputStream using writeTo and print
the byte stream to the console, the final MIME end delimiter line is missing.
If I create a new Message object, using a stream from that same byte array, I
get an "Unexpected end of headers detected" warning (as one would expect, given
the missing delimiter). (was: When I construct a Message object from a
properly formed MIME file, then write it back out to ByteArrayOuputStream using
writeTo and print the byte stream to the console, the final MIME end delimiter
line is missing. If I create a new Message object, using a stream from that
same byte array, I get an "Unexpected end of headers detected" error (as one
would expect, given the missing delimiter).)
> Message.writeTo omits MIME end delimiter line
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> Key: MIME4J-46
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MIME4J-46
> Project: Mime4j
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 0.3
> Environment: Windows XP, Java 1.6.0.02
> Reporter: Steve Jorgensen
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> When I construct a Message object from a properly formed MIME file, then
> write it back out to ByteArrayOuputStream using writeTo and print the byte
> stream to the console, the final MIME end delimiter line is missing. If I
> create a new Message object, using a stream from that same byte array, I get
> an "Unexpected end of headers detected" warning (as one would expect, given
> the missing delimiter).
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