Classes for MIME message handling. Should be put somewhere else! Tried using the ‘tmail’ module but found that I needed something lighter in weight.
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 208
def add_attachment(attach)
part = Part.new
part.headers.add("Content-Type", attach.contenttype)
part.headers.add("Content-ID", attach.mime_contentid)
part.body = attach.content
@parts.unshift(part)
end
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 199
def add_part(content)
part = Part.new
part.headers.add("Content-Type",
"text/xml; charset=" + XSD::Charset.xml_encoding_label)
part.headers.add("Content-ID", Attachment.contentid(part))
part.body = content
@parts.unshift(part)
end
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 192
def boundary
if @boundary == nil
@boundary = "----=Part_" + __id__.to_s + rand.to_s
end
@boundary
end
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 160
def close
@headers.add(
"Content-Type",
"multipart/related; type=\"text/xml\"; boundary=\"#{boundary}\"; start=\"#{@parts[0].contentid}\""
)
end
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 224
def content_str
str = ''
@parts.each do |prt|
str << "--" + boundary + "\r\n"
str << prt.to_s + "\r\n"
end
str << '--' + boundary + "--\r\n"
str
end
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 216
def has_parts?
(@parts.length > 0)
end
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 220
def headers_str
@headers.to_s
end
# File soap/mimemessage.rb, line 167
def parse(head, str)
@headers = Headers.parse(head + "\r\n" + "From: jfh\r\n")
boundary = @headers['content-type']['boundary']
if boundary != nil
parts = str.split(/--#{Regexp.quote(boundary)}\s*(?:\r\n|--\r\n)/)
part = parts.shift # preamble must be ignored.
@parts = parts.collect { |part| Part.parse(part) }
else
@parts = [Part.parse(str)]
end
if @parts.length < 1
raise MIMEMessageError.new("This message contains no valid parts!")
end
self
end
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