Check message size before sending

Hi everyone,
Does anyone know how to check the size of an outgoing mime mulitpart message?
m.getSize();where m=message always returns -1.
I have found a suggested answer but i don't know how to implement it correctly.
Get the InputStream for the message with getInputStream() and count the bytes. I've tried InputStream msgInputStream = m.getInputStream();                                                      
msgInputStream.available(); but this does not seem to be right. Can anyone help?

"Get the input stream and count its bytes" -- is that what you're asking about?
You already have the input stream. Read bytes from it, counting them as you go, until you can't read any more. The available() method is probably not going to be helpful there. Some form of the read() method is going to be.

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