IMAPInputStream instead of Multipart when handling MIME message

Hi all,
I'm creating standalone java application, which read e-mails from exchange server using IMAP protocol.
I have a problem with handling MIME Multipart messages. My message is type of "multipart/alternative", but content is IMAPInputStream instead of Multipart object and I don't know why.
if (message.isMimeType("multipart/alternative")) {
System.out.println(message.getContent().getClass()
}and i get >>> class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPInputStream
I found only 1 advice - to have a mail.jar before activation.jar in classpath, but this didn't help. {I'm using latest jars}
Thanks for any answer.
Regards,
djuri

If it wasn't being loaded from the mail.jar file, something else is
broken in your environment. You might want to look for the root
cause and fix it before it causes other problems.
Note that there are other configuration files that are read from
mail.jar, and not all of them can be copied to your home directory.

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Remote trading partner should encrypt the message using your your client cert's public key and you should decrypt it using your private key.
For this ask your trading partner to encrypt the message using your provided public cert and at your side select the same cert in the delivery channel of your host DC under encryption credential. Make sure that keystore is containing this cert's private key.
Regards,
Anuj

Handling log messages in procedure

Hi All,
Which is the best way to handle log messages in procedures or packages.When I run a procedure it is taking long time and getting cunfuse it is running or not.Please let me know how to handle log messages other than dbms_ouput and inserting values to log table.
Thanks & Regards,
Rajasekhar

It really depends on what you want.
If you want to see what stage of a procedure you are at, then DBMS_application_info is the way to go.
You set the name and text in the package and the current state seT can be seen in v$SESSION
Of course it helps if you remember to set it to finished before it ends.
The other alternative I like is to have an autonomous procedure which logs the steps.
You just pass a call to the procedure.
The benefit of this is that the commits are effectively in another session, so won't affect your existing procedure.
You can also code this in such a way that it is off by default but you can turn it on eg by changing a value in a db column.
If I did this, I would have it so that each individual procedure/function within a package could be turned on as necessary.
This means that you can turn your tracing on just for a specific problem even for a production system without affecting the vast majority of users.
Edited by: Keith Jamieson on Jan 6, 2009 11:10 AM
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