Non-ASCII content in body
Hi
When I send non-ASCII content in the body of a mail, the content does not appear correctly in the mail body.
<BR>
THe ccode is as below
msg.setHeader("Content-Transfer-Encoding", "quoted-printable" );
<BR>
String a = MimeUtility.encodeText("�later","UTF-8","B");
<BR>
msg.setContent(a, "text/html");
<BR><BR>
Mail is received as =?UTF-8?B?4oCZbGF0ZXI=?=
Can anybody help
Regards
Syed Niaz
Hi!
Your code looks a bit messy.
If you are sending non-ascii data, you should use a DataHandler and a DataSource to add your data to the mail's body instead of using MimeUtility.encode()
Hope this helps.
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