E.13 <resource>
The
> element is a child of the
> element. Its content is treated as the name of
<resource
<message
a file to be incorporated into the SMTP message a resource for the message body. For example, a
style sheet for an HTML message body could be supplied as a resource.
.css
<resource> attributes
cid: Specifies the content ID used to refer to the resource in URLs in the message body. For
example, if a .css style sheet is the resource, then the cid value might be css-1. In the HTML
message body, the following element can be used to refer to the
style sheet:
.css
<link href="cid:css-1" rel="style sheet" type="text/css">
E.14 <attachment>
The
element is a child of the
element. It can have the same content as
<attachment>
<mail>
, or it can have a filename as content. Zero or more
elements can appear
<message>
<attachment>
as children of the
element.
<mail>
<attachment> attributes
mime-type: Optionally specifies the MIME type of the attachment. If the mime-type attribute is not
present, the driver attempts to automatically discover the MIME type.
language: Optionally specifies the language of the attachment. If the language attribute is not
present, no default is supplied.
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