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Specifies set of possible header encodings.
Declaration
[C#]
public enum TElHeaderEncoding { heAutoDetect = 0, he8bit = 1, heBase64 = 2, heQuotedPrintable = 3 };
[VB.NET]
Enum TElHeaderEncoding
heAutoDetect = 0
he8bit = 1
heBase64 = 2
heQuotedPrintable = 3
End Enum
[Pascal]
TElHeaderEncoding = (heAutoDetect, he8bit, heBase64, heQuotedPrintable);
[C++]
typedef uint8_t TElHeaderEncodingRaw;
typedef enum { heAutoDetect = 0, he8bit = 1, heBase64 = 2, heQuotedPrintable = 3 } TElHeaderEncoding;
[PHP]
class TElHeaderEncoding extends TSBBaseEnum {
const heAutoDetect = 0;
const he8bit = 1;
const heBase64 = 2;
const heQuotedPrintable = 3;
}
[Java]
public enum TElHeaderEncoding { heAutoDetect, he8bit, heBase64, heQuotedPrintable }
Possible values
Description
Encoding transformations other than the identity
transformation are usually applied to data in order to allow it to pass
through mail transport mechanisms which may have data or character set limitations.
Definitions of the ‘8bit’,
‘quoted-printable’ and ‘base64’ can be found in the RFC 2045 (Freed et al.).
Declared in
.NET:
- Namespace: SBMIME
- Assembly: SecureBlackbox.MIME
VCL:Java:
- Package: SecureBlackbox.MIME.jar
C++:
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