MessageBody.txt file instead of actual message body when attachment="true"

Hi guys,
Using XMLP 5.6.3 with EBS (with patch 5968876 applied)
Trying to send out a PDF report via email using the bursting engine. We need the report to be attached but the message body to show in the actual message body window of the client.
Right now, instead of that we get the message body as an attachment called messageBody.txt
Here are some relevant lines of my control file:
<xapi:email server="email.server" port="25">
<xapi:message id="123" to="[email protected]" attachment="true" content-type="html/text" subject="My subject">Dear customer,
This is the actual message body</xapi:message>
</xapi:email>
</xapi:delivery>
<xapi:document key="${TRX_NUMBER}" output="${TRX_NUMBER}" output-type="pdf" delivery="123">
If I set attachment="false" then I get the message body but no PDF file.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Michel

I posted this as an issue (the attachment does attach but a blank txt box also attaches) a long time ago, but didn't get a response from either Tim or Development. Here is the thread with further info.
Re: XMLP OA ROLLUP PATCH 5.6.3 bursting email creates blank messageBody.txt
Rob
http://www.scnet.com.au

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series of information in various .txt files. Thisis
because I will have a lot of different objects thatI
will create that will needed to be iterated over
(most of the objects are similar in many ways). It
seemed to me that a .txt file would be better than
writing the items directly in an arraylist (if you
know what i mean). What do you think? I think I do not know what you mean. I also think
that ArrayLists and files shouldn't replace eachI am going to use an ArrayList. Merci
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iterated over (and there will be 12 other objects
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format),Seven objects? Twelve objects? Huh? Why not use
arrays? And how do you get an object into a text
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