Examples of com.google.code.javax.mail.internet.ParameterList

com.google.code.javax.mail.internet.ParameterList

etf.org/rfc/rfc2231.txt">RFC 2231, are supported. By default, such encoded parameters are not supported.

Also, in the current implementation, setting the System property mail.mime.decodeparameters.strict to "true" will cause a ParseException to be thrown for errors detected while decoding encoded parameters. By default, if any decoding errors occur, the original (undecoded) string is used.

The current implementation supports the System property mail.mime.parameters.strict, which if set to false when parsing a parameter list allows parameter values to contain whitespace and other special characters without being quoted; the parameter value ends at the next semicolon. If set to true (the default), parameter values are required to conform to the MIME specification and must be quoted if they contain whitespace or special characters. @author John Mani @author Bill Shannon


    private ParameterList parseParameters(Response r)
      throws ParsingException {
  r.skipSpaces();


  ParameterList list = null;
  byte b = r.readByte();
  if (b == '(') {
      list = new ParameterList();
      do {
    String name = r.readString();
    if (parseDebug)
        System.out.println("DEBUG IMAP: parameter name " + name);
    if (name == null)
        throw new ParsingException(
      "BODYSTRUCTURE parse error: " +
      type + "/" + subtype + ": " +
      "null name in parameter list");
    String value = r.readString();
    if (parseDebug)
        System.out.println("DEBUG IMAP: parameter value " + value);
    list.set(name, value);
      } while (r.readByte() != ')');
      list.set(null, "DONE");  // XXX - hack
  } else if (b == 'N' || b == 'n') {
      if (parseDebug)
    System.out.println("DEBUG IMAP: parameter list NIL");
      r.skip(2);
  } else

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