Email headers from String

Hi everyone. I'm looking for some class that can parse the email headers from a string. I don't have an email server I just get the email source from a database as strings and I'm looking for something that can show me the To, From, subject, email content .....
I've searched on the web but didn't find anything. Do you know anything?
Thanks
Edited by: douaberi on Aug 29, 2009 8:13 AM

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