Need text and image in the message

Question

Hi,
I need to send an email with an image and text as part of the message, Ill do the following but it jsut takes the text and as an attachment, how can I include both content in the body of message??
BodyPart texto = new MimeBodyPart();
texto.setContent(fichero, "text/html");
multipart.addBodyPart(texto);
// Procesar la imagen
MimeBodyPart imagen = new MimeBodyPart();
imagen.attachFile("C:/Documents and Settings/Administrador/Mis documentos/Sandra/epinuevo/web/imagenes/logo150px.jpg");
imagen.setHeader("Content-ID", "<figura1>");
MimeBodyPart imagen1 = new MimeBodyPart();
imagen1.setText("Sandra");//.attachFile("C:/Documents and Settings/Administrador/Mis documentos/Sandra/epinuevo/web/imagenes/logo150px.jpg");
imagen1.setHeader("Content-ID", "<nombre>");
multipart.addBodyPart(imagen1);
message.setContent(multipart);
Thanks!!

Answer 1

Milene wrote:
bshannon wrote:
If you're still having trouble, you can find a message created by some other
program that has the overall structure you want, and then copy its structure.I dont understand what do u mean exactly.You want your message to look and behave a certain way.
Find another message (with different content), that looks and behaves similarly to what
you want. Perhaps you can create such a message using another mailer. Or perhaps
you've received a message from someone else that is similar to what you're trying to do.
Then, look at that message using the "view source" function of your mailer. You'll see all
the MIME headers, etc. You can then use a similar MIME structure in your message.
You'll also see the content of the body parts and how the content references images and
URLs. Use a similar technique in your message.
But I was trying to include the image and the text as 2 different MimeBodyPart, now I found a simple solution I add html code as part of the message where there is a reference to the image, all the text in in the code.
But now I have a problem cause I have in that html code an URL as an > but when i recieve the mail the url doesnt work, is there any other funciont to add urls in a special way???
A URL reference like "xxxx.jsp" is implicitly relative to the html page containing the reference.
When you include the html content in a mail message, the reference is relative to the mail
message. That's not what you want. You want the reference to point to your web site. The
simplest solution is to just use a reference like "http://myserver/myurl/xxxxx.jsp".
Note that viewing html in a mail message is not exactly the same as viewing html on a web
page. Different mailers will impose different restrictions on what you can do in the html in a
mail message.