David Legg wrote:
Hi Peter,
In effect it needs to parse the RFC822 headers to get the subject and
origin and date, and then reproduce the text-body untouched (replacing
< and & with character entity references), and drop all attachments on
the floor.
I thought I saw a reference to a component that did this a couple of
years ago, but I can't find it again.
You may like to take a look at the Mime4j code which is a subproject of
the James Apache mail server [1]
That looks very useful. Unfortunately I'm not a Java programmer, so I
have no idea how to add this to Cocoon so that I can call on it from
within XSLT (giving the name of the local mailbox as the argument).
///Peter
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