MIME type text/xml shown as inline in email applications

Hi, I am currently using MimeBodyPart object to set the text for the email, using the setDataHandler() method. The problem is when i use the MIME content as text/plain or text/html, the text is showing inline in my email application.
However problem arises when i use the text/xml MIME content type, the text is not shown as inline, it is set as an attachment. I want to know if at all text/xml can be shown as inline text in an email application or will it be always appear as an attachment.

Hi Saurab,
Currently im also facing the same issue as urs. Im trying to send a disclaimer in the email which contains some special characters such as / : ;
The client is also using MS outlook to read the mails. They are receiving the disclaimer as an attachment instead of as plain text.Below is the format of my email:
1. Body of the mail
2. Actual report of the client sent as an attachment
3. disclaimer
In the forum(http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5323022) it was mentioned that if the attachment is sandwitched with test, then the text following the attachment will also be sent as an attachment. Hence i just swapped the steps 2 and 3 and had the report as a final one.but still the client receives the disclaimer as an attachment. Your help will be appreciated.

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