Listener SMTP - edi attachement file - content type unrecognized

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I have configured a SMTP port to receive email whith edi file attachement.
When I use the getTransportInfo service, the value of content type is multipart/mixed and not application/EDI.

I put in IS/lib/mime.types file the line “application/edi-x12 edi” and I restart the IS but it’s always the same thing, I haven’t the good value in the content type field.

What I must do to take into account the modification in the file mime.types ?

Plateforme : IS 6.5 (AIX), WmEDI 6.5.2

Thanks
Best regards,
Isabelle

2

What is the service input you set??Is it contentStream(object type)…please try with this input and see it extracts the content in streamtobytes and bytestostring steps.

Also generally EDI content-type is “application/EDIstream”

HTH,
RMG

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I modified the IS/lib/mime.types file to put “application/EDIstream edi” instead of “application/edi-x12 edi”.

Moreover, the service is :

  • input/outup : contentStream (objet type) in input, nothing in outup
  • services :
    pub.flow:getTransportInfo
    pub.io:streamToBytes (contentStream is mapped in streamToBytes/stream)
    pub.string:bytesToString (streamToBytes/bytes is mapped in bytesToString/bytes)

In the second step, I have the error :
java.lang.ClassCastException
at pub.io.streamToBytes(io.java:77)
…

For information, the IS traces are :
54854]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0068.0013W] Error processing service: [ISS.0068.9006] Server Error:
[54853]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0002V2] — END tracePipeline —
[54852]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 2 replyto[0] {java.lang.String} = 'xxx <xxx@xxxx.com>’
[54851]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 2 to[0] {java.lang.String} = 'xxx <xxx@xxxx.com>’
[54850]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 2 from[0] {java.lang.String} = 'xxx <xxx@xxxx.com>’
[54849]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 2 sentdate {java.lang.String} = ‘Thu May 03 18:43:57 GMT 2007’
[54848] boundary=“----_=NextPart_001_01C78DB3.01EFFAFD"’
[54847]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 2 contenttype {java.lang.String} = 'multipart/mixed;
[54846]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 2 subject {java.lang.String} = ‘TR: test 41’
[54845]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 2 content {java.io.ByteArrayInputStream} = ‘java.io.ByteArrayInputStream@14fa448’
[54844]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 1 email {com.wm.util.Values} =>
[54843]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 1 protocol {java.lang.String} = ‘email’
[54842]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 0 transport {com.wm.util.Values} =>
[54841]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 0 contentStream {java.io.ByteArrayInputStream} = ‘java.io.ByteArrayInputStream@1a58c02’
[54840]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0008V2] 0 level {java.lang.String} = ‘6’
[54839]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0090.0001V2] — START tracePipeline [03/05/07 18:43] —
[54838] boundary="----=_nextpart_001_01c78db3.01effafd” Subject: IJN.temp:getMail
[54837]2007-05-03 18:43:58 GMT [ISP.0068.0026V2] Content type: multipart/mixed;

And the Email Port is configured with :
Package Name - WmRoot
Invoke service for each part of multipart message - No
Include email headers when passing message to content handler - No
Email body contains URL encoded input parameters - No

Regards,
Isabelle