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Updated example and doc with some code showing how to read embedded object data from a file.

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Vincent Richard 2006-10-14 08:31:25 +00:00
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doc/book/msg.tex
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@ -269,8 +269,10 @@ mb.appendAttachment(att);
\subsection{HTML messages and embedded objects} % ----------------------------
VMime also supports aggregated messages, which permits to build MIME messages
containing HTML text and embedded objects (such as images).
VMime also supports aggregate messages, which permits to build MIME messages
containing HTML text and embedded objects (such as images). For more information
about aggregate messages, please read RFC-2557 (\emph{MIME Encapsulation of
Aggregate Documents, such as HTML}).
Creating such messages is quite easy, using the {\vcode vmime::messageBuilder}
object. The following code constructs a message containing text in both plain
@ -295,12 +297,13 @@ mb.constructTextPart(vmime::mediaType
vmime::ref <vmime::htmlTextPart> textPart =
mb.getTextPart().dynamicCast <vmime::htmlTextPart>();
// -- add the JPEG image (the returned identifier is used to identify the
// -- embedded object in the HTML text, the famous "CID", or "Content-Id")
vmime::string id = textPart->addObject("<...image data...>",
// -- Add the JPEG image (the returned identifier is used to identify the
// -- embedded object in the HTML text, the famous "CID", or "Content-Id").
// -- Note: you can also read data from a file; see the next example.
const vmime::string id = textPart->addObject("<...image data...>",
vmime::mediaType(vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE, vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE_JPEG));
// -- set the text
// -- Set the text
textPart->setCharset(vmime::charsets::ISO8859_15);
textPart->setText(vmime::create <vmime::stringContentHandler>
@ -321,6 +324,25 @@ multipart/alternative
image/jpeg
\end{verbatim}
You can easily tell VMime to read the embedded object data from a file. The
following code opens the file \emph{/path/to/image.jpg}, connects it to an
input stream, then add an embedded object:
\begin{lstlisting}
vmime::utility::fileSystemFactory* fs =
vmime::platform::getHandler()->getFileSystemFactory();
vmime::ref <vmime::utility::file> imageFile =
fs->create(fs->stringToPath("/path/to/image.jpg"));
vmime::ref <vmime::contentHandler> imageCts =
vmime::create <vmime::streamContentHandler>
(imageFile->getFileReader()->getInputStream(), imageFile->getLength());
const vmime::string cid = textPart.addObject(imageCts,
vmime::mediaType(vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE, vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE_JPEG));
\end{lstlisting}
% ============================================================================
\section{Working with attachments: the attachment helper}

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examples/example3.cpp
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// -- embed an image (the returned "CID" (content identifier) is used to reference
// -- the image into HTML content).
vmime::string cid = textPart.addObject("<...IMAGE DATA...>",
vmime::mediaType(vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE, vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE_JPEG));
vmime::utility::fileSystemFactory* fs =
vmime::platform::getHandler()->getFileSystemFactory();
vmime::ref <vmime::utility::file> imageFile =
fs->create(fs->stringToPath("/path/to/image.jpg"));
vmime::ref <vmime::utility::fileReader> fileReader =
imageFile->getFileReader();
vmime::ref <vmime::contentHandler> imageCts =
vmime::create <vmime::streamContentHandler>
(fileReader->getInputStream(), imageFile->getLength());
const vmime::string cid = textPart.addObject(imageCts,
vmime::mediaType(vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE, vmime::mediaTypes::IMAGE_JPEG));
// -- message text
textPart.setText(vmime::create <vmime::stringContentHandler>