[ungeildodger]

I have a problem, I have an own attachment handler with the following code:

public final class RoamingAttachmentHandler implements AttachmentHandler {

public static final long RAH_ID = 0x7651702a598f81a5L;

public RoamingAttachmentHandler(){
AttachmentHandlerManager.getInstance().addAttachme ntHandler(this);
}

//Returns an instance of the running FolderListenerApp.
public static RoamingAttachmentHandler waitForSingleton(){
//Ensure this is a singleton instance.
System.out.println("start attaching...");
//Open the RuntimeStore.
RuntimeStore store = RuntimeStore.getRuntimeStore();
//Obtain the reference of FolderListenerApp.
Object obj = store.get(RAH_ID);

//If obj is null, there is no current reference
//to FolderListenerApp. Start a new instance
// of FolderListenerApp if one is not running.
if (obj == null){
System.out.println("done");
//Store a reference to this instance in the RuntimeStore.
store.put(RAH_ID, new RoamingAttachmentHandler());
return (RoamingAttachmentHandler)store.get(RAH_ID);
}
else{
System.out.println("it still is");
return (RoamingAttachmentHandler)obj;
}
}

public static void unregister(){
//Open the RuntimeStore.
RuntimeStore store = RuntimeStore.getRuntimeStore();
//Obtain the reference of FolderListenerApp.
Object obj = store.get(RAH_ID);

if (obj != null)
AttachmentHandlerManager.getInstance().removeAttac hmentHandler((AttachmentHandler) obj);
}

public boolean supports(String string) {
System.out.println("ich werde gefragt: " + string);
return string.indexOf("x-mtravel-roaming") > -1 || string.indexOf("roaming.mdata") > -1;
}

public String menuString() {
return "Roamingpreise aktualisieren";
}

public void run(Message message, SupportedAttachmentPart supportedAttachmentPart) {
System.out.println("i'm handling...");

if(supportedAttachmentPart.hasMore()){
System.out.println("there is more!");
try{
Session.getDefaultInstance().getTransport().more(s upportedAttachmentPart, true);
}
catch(Exception e){
System.out.println("somthing went wrong");
}
}

//Perform required processing on your attachment here.
//Get the attachment filename.
System.out.println("WML filename: " + supportedAttachmentPart.getFilename());
//Get the attachment size.
System.out.println("Attachment size is: " + supportedAttachmentPart.getSize());
//Get the contents of the attachment.
byte[] temp = (byte[])supportedAttachmentPart.getContent();
System.out.println("byte[].length: " + temp.length);
String data = new String(temp);
System.out.println("Attachment Content: " + data);
}
}

The Handler works fine, but I dont get the Content. My byte[] has always a length of 0.

The logfile givs me the follwing:

i'm handling...
trying to get more!
WML filename: roaming.mdata
Attachment size is: 145463
byte[].length: 0
Attachment Content:

I beleave it has something todo with the Transporter an that I don't get the content through the Transport.more ...

I have no Idea what I can do...

Pls. help

[arifzaman]

Hi ungeildodger,

Originally Posted by ungeildodger

public void run(Message message, SupportedAttachmentPart supportedAttachmentPart) {
System.out.println("i'm handling...");

if(supportedAttachmentPart.hasMore()){
System.out.println("there is more!");
try{
Session.getDefaultInstance().getTransport().more(s upportedAttachmentPart, true);
}
catch(Exception e){
System.out.println("somthing went wrong");
}
}

//Perform required processing on your attachment here.
//Get the attachment filename.
System.out.println("WML filename: " + supportedAttachmentPart.getFilename());
//Get the attachment size.
System.out.println("Attachment size is: " + supportedAttachmentPart.getSize());
//Get the contents of the attachment.
byte[] temp = (byte[])supportedAttachmentPart.getContent();
System.out.println("byte[].length: " + temp.length);
String data = new String(temp);
System.out.println("Attachment Content: " + data);
}

Following possible solutions for this issue:

public void run(Message m, SupportedAttachmentPart p) {

    //Perform required processing on your attachment here.
    //Get the attachment filename.
    System.out.println("WML filename: " + p.getFilename());
    //Get the attachment size.
    System.out.println("Attachment size is: " + p.getSize());
    //Get the contents of the attachment.
    byte[] temp = (byte[])p.getContent();
    String data = new String(temp);
    System.out.println("Attachment Content: " + data);
}

Cheers,
ARIF

[ungeildodger]

As you can see, this is similar to my example! I found this codepice to and while searching the error I added some stuff, but It doesn't work at all...

[Johan_Fox]

I'm also having the same problem.

getContent returns nothing at all.

Has anyone got any advise?

Thanks in advance

[Rose]

Hi,
Small suggestion regarding this instead of retrieving data using
(byte[])p.getContent();

get it as a object type itself and check whether the object is null or it has some values. If the object has value we can covert it to string or bytes afterwards.

[Rose]

What i think is p.getContent() of tends to return a Object type which you are type casting to the byte array format may be this place some exception is thrown which possibly leads to the result
byte[].length: 0
Attachment Content:

do like this and check whether it throws an exception

String data = null;
try{
byte[] temp = (byte[])supportedAttachmentPart.getContent();
System.out.println("byte[].length: " + temp.length);
data = new String(temp);

}
catch(Exception ae){
//print the exception
}


if(data != null)
System.out.println("Attachment Content: " + data);
else
//Error on reading content

Hope this will help