[Wiki] created: Doc/Dev/MimeH4

slusarz  Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:51:28 -0500

Created page: http://wiki.horde.org/Doc/Dev/MimeH4

+ Horde_Mime

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++ Creating MIME messages

Scenario: We have a text block (such as text/calendar data) which  
needs to be added as a MIME part to an email message. We then need to  
add a couple of additional headers to this message and finally read it  
back as a string.

This example assumes you are in the Horde environment (i.e.  
autoloading).  If not, you will need to manually handle loading the  
various Horde libraries used.

For Message Body:
<code type="php">
$part = new Horde_Mime_Part();
$part->setType('text/plain');
$part->setContents($message_text);
$part->setCharset($charset); /* Defaults to PHP charset. */
</code>

For text/calendar attachment:
<code type="php">
$part = new Horde_Mime_Part();
$part->setType('text/calendar');
$part->setContents($text_calendar_data);
$part->setCharset($charset); /* Defaults to PHP charset. */
</code>

For Headers:
<code type="php">
$headers = new Horde_Mime_Headers();
$headers->addHeader('Header 1', $Header_1_Value);
$headers->addHeader('Header 2', $Header_2_Value);
</code>

To return the message as a string:
<code type="php">
$string = $part->toString(array('headers' => $headers));
</code>

++ Creating and Sending E-Mail with an attachment by using the  
Horde_Mime_Mail class

<code type="php">
$mail = new Horde_Mime_Mail();

// Set the header date
$mail->addHeader('Date', date('r'));

// Set the from address
$mail->addHeader('From', '[email protected]');

// Set the subject of the mail
$mail->addHeader('Subject', 'Horde_Mime_Mail example');

// Set the text message body
$mail->setBody('Example MIME message with an attachment');

// Add the file as an attachment, set the file name and what kind of  
file it is.
$mail->addAttachment('/tmp/some_file.zip', 'some_file.zip',  
'application/x-zip-compressed');

// Add recipients
$mail->addRecipients('[email protected]');

// Get the mail driver
$mail_config = array(
     'type' => $conf['mailer']['type'],
     'params' => $conf['mailer']['params']
);
if (($mail_config['type'] == 'smtp') &&
     $mail_config['params']['auth'] &&
     empty($mail_config['params']['username']) &&
     Horde_Auth::getAuth()) {
         $mail_config['params']['username'] = Horde_Auth::getAuth();
         $mail_config['params']['password'] =  
Horde_Auth::getCredential('password');
     }
}

// Send the mail
try {
     $mail->send($mail_config);
     print "E-Mail sent\n";
} catch (Horde_Mime_Exception $e) {
     print "E-Mail not sent\n";
}
</code>

++ Parsing a MIME message

Scenario: We have an existing text string which contains a valid MIME  
email message.  We need to parse this string in order to read back the  
body of a specific MIME part with a certain content type.

<code type="php">
// $message = Horde_Mime_Part object
$message = Horde_Mime_Part::parseMessage($message_text);
</code>

To determine the structure of the MIME message, e.g. to find out the  
MIME ID we are looking for:

<code type="php">
$map = $message->contentTypeMap();
</code>

{{$map}} is an array with key being the MIME IDs and values being the  
Content Types of that IDs.

To retrieve a certain MIME part of the message:

<code type="php">
$part = $message->getPart($mime_id);
</code>

To retrieve the body text:

<code type="php">
$body_id = $message->findBody();
if ($body_id) {
     $part = $message->getPart($body_id);
     $body = $part->getContents();
} else {
     $body = 'Could not render body of message.';
}
</code>

To retrieve the HTML body text if any exists:

<code type="php">
$body_id = $message->findBody('html');
if (is_null($body_id)) {
     $body_id = $contents->findBody();
}
if ($body_id) {
     $part = $message->getPart($body_id);
     $body = $part->getContents();
} else {
     $body = 'Could not render body of message.';
}
</code>

++ Using MIME Viewers

TODO

++ Reading message headers

<code type="php">
$headerText = 'Return-Path: <[email protected]>
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:08:32 +0100
From: John Doe <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Some Subject';

/* Get message subject. */
$headers = Horde_Mime_Headers::parseHeaders($headerText);
$subject = $headers->getValue('Subject');
</code>


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