Managing Mime Messages - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

The following sample code shows the elements and default text of the Undeliverable Message
status:
<STATUS_MESSAGE type="undeliverableMessage" xml:lang="en-US">
<SUBJECT>Message status - undeliverable</SUBJECT>
<MESSAGE_BODY>
<TEXT>\r\nThe attached file had the following undeliverable
recipient(s):\r\n</TEXT>
<RECIPIENT_LIST format="\t%s\r\n"
<SESSION_TRANSCRIPT>
<TEXT>\r\nTranscript of session follows:\r\n<TEXT>
</SESSION_TRANSCRIPT>
<ATTACH_ORIGINAL_MSG></ATTACH_ORIGINAL_MSG>
</MESSAGE_BODY>
</STATUS_MESSAGE>
You can modify text in the
You can add additional
You can remove tags to keep an element from being displayed. For example, you could remove
the
<ATTACH_ORIGINAL_MSG></ATTACH_ORIGINAL_MSG>
from displaying.
You can use the following format characters and variables:
\t: tab
\r: carriage return
\n: line feed
%s: recipient name variable
3 Save the file, renaming it from
4 Restart the Internet Agent.
The Internet Agent now uses the status messages defined in the
internal status messages.

46.1.11 Managing MIME Messages

Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, or MIME, provides a means to interchange text in languages
with different character sets. Multimedia e-mail can be sent between different computer systems that
use the SMTP protocol. MIME allows you to send and receive e-mail messages containing:
Images
Sounds
Linux Tar Files
PostScript*
FTP-able File Pointers
Non-ASCII Character Sets
Enriched Text
Nearly any other file
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tag or in the
<SUBJECT>
in the
<TEXT> tags <MESSAGE_BODY>
to
statusxx.xml
tags.
<TEXT>
.
tags to keep the original message
.
status.xml
l file rather than its
status.xm