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MimeStructure Properties

The MimeStructure type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyContentId
Content id of the part. Without enclosing '<' and '>'. You can use ContentIdHelper to extract content id from cid url.
Public propertyContentTransferEncoding
Gets the content transfer encoding of this part.
Public propertyContentType
Gets the content type of this part.
(Inherited from MimeBaseStructure.)
Public propertyData
Gets data represented by this part. You can use GetDataByUID(MimeStructure) or GetDataByNumber(MimeStructure) to fill this property. May be null, if server responds with NIL response.
Public propertyFileName
Gets the suggested file name of this part. May be null or empty. Consider using SafeFileName as it is guaranteed to contain valid file name.
Public propertyHasContentType
Gets boolean value indicating, if content-type was specified explicitly for this entity.
(Inherited from MimeBaseStructure.)
Public propertyHasFileName
Gets a boolean value indicating if FileName is set.
Public propertyID
Gets the id of this part.
(Inherited from MimeBaseStructure.)
Public propertyMessageNumber
Gets the message number of the message, that this part belongs to.
(Inherited from MimeBaseStructure.)
Public propertySafeFileName
Gets the safe file name of this part. All special characters and path are removed. If the file name is not specified (FileName is or empty) generates random file name in format "att_d1be267b623941159a159158138a636e.dat".
Public propertySize Obsolete.
Gets the size of this part in bytes. Note that this size is the size in attachment's transfer encoding and not the resulting size after any decoding. This means that, for example, base64 encoded files, are in fact 37% smaller than the value of this property.
Public propertyTransferSize
Gets the size of this part in bytes. Note that this size is the size in attachment's transfer encoding and not the resulting size after any decoding. This means that, for example, base64 encoded files, are in fact 37% smaller than the value of this property.
Public propertyUID
Gets the unique id (UID) of the message, that this part belongs to.
(Inherited from MimeBaseStructure.)
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