Benny Bottema
Benny Bottema
It doesn't rely on it in runtime, not sure why you get that result (did you locally build Simple Java Mail and do an `mvn install` with that?). For actual...
Yikes, I don't have much experience with modules in Java, so right now your guess is as good as mine (probably better :P)
When does this happen? If I'm not mistaken this is from converting Outlook messages and the problem is we have no way of knowing the from address is empty or...
They might have been parsed as headers, but I can't check that without the .msg
I'm looking into it, but the Outlook msg actually isn't just plain text; it contains an RTF body, which is converted to HTML by the Outlook message parser library. The...
It's caused by this bug: https://github.com/bbottema/rtf-to-html/issues/6
Really the only reason the swing converter is still there because of experimental / research purposes, but it should really not be considered for real world application. It really doesn't...
What happens if you use @dschrul-cf's suggested workaround? > You can use this to fix it: > `.withAttachment(MimeUtility.encodeText(filename, "UTF-8", null), FileDataSource(pdf))`
Any update here?
This is one of the most used features so I'm a little skeptical, but let's see. Which version are you on? You can take the result of sendMail() and handle...