Email Transport Transformers
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Here is how you define transformers in your Mule configuration file:
<email:bytes-to-mime-transformer encoding="" ignoreBadInput="" mimeType="" name="" returnClass="" xsi:type=""/>
<email:email-to-string-transformer encoding="" ignoreBadInput="" mimeType="" name="" returnClass="" xsi:type=""/>
<email:mime-to-bytes-transformer encoding="" ignoreBadInput="" mimeType="" name="" returnClass="" xsi:type=""/>
<email:object-to-mime-transformer encoding="" ignoreBadInput="" mimeType="" name="" returnClass=""
useInboundAttachments="true" useOutboundAttachments="true"/>
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<email:string-to-email-transformer encoding="" ignoreBadInput="" mimeType="" name="" returnClass="" xsi:type=""/>Each transformer supports all the common transformer attributes and properties:
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The object-to-mime-transformer has the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
useInboundAttachments |
Whether to transform inbound attachment in the input message into MIME parts. |
true |
useOutboundAttachments |
Whether to transform outbound attachment in the input message into MIME parts. |
true |
To use these transformers, make sure you include the 'email' namespace in your mule configuration.