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// AppOctetStream.cpp: implementation of the CAppOctetStream class.

// Author: Wes Clyburn (clyburnw@enmu.edu)


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "AppOctetStream.h"
#include "Base64.h"
#include "MIMEMessage.h"

#ifdef _DEBUG
#undef THIS_FILE
static char THIS_FILE[]=__FILE__;
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif

// IMPORTANT: The number of bytes we read must be


// a multiple of 3 because CBase64's Encode()
// method will append padding characters ('=')
// to make the output's size a multiple of 4.
// (Base64 treats 3 8-bit bytes as 4 6-bit 'bytes').
// MIME decoders are free to treat '=' as a signal
// that there's no more data, so we don't want to pad
// until we're supposed to.
// When at the end of the file, the # of bytes read
// may not be a multiple of 3, but that's okay
// because we DO want the padding chars then.

#define BYTES_TO_READ 54 // This number guarantess output won't


// won't exceed line-length limit

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Construction/Destruction
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

CAppOctetStream::CAppOctetStream( int nContentType )


:CMIMEContentAgent( nContentType )
{
}

CAppOctetStream::~CAppOctetStream()
{
}

BOOL CAppOctetStream::AppendPart(LPCTSTR szContent,


LPCTSTR szParameters,
int nEncoding,
BOOL bPath,
CString & sDestination)
{
CStdioFile fAttachment;

ASSERT( szContent != NULL );


// This class handles only file attachments, so
// it ignores the bPath parameter.
if( szContent == NULL )
return FALSE;
if( !fAttachment.Open( szContent, (CFile::modeRead | CFile::shareDenyWrite |
CFile::typeBinary) ) )
return FALSE;
sDestination += build_sub_header( szContent,
szParameters,
nEncoding,
TRUE );
attach_file( &fAttachment, CMIMEMessage::BASE64, sDestination );
fAttachment.Close();
return TRUE;
}

CString CAppOctetStream::build_sub_header(LPCTSTR szContent,


LPCTSTR szParameters,
int nEncoding,
BOOL bPath)
{
CString sSubHeader;
CString sTemp;
TCHAR szFName[ _MAX_FNAME ];
TCHAR szExt[ _MAX_EXT ];

_tsplitpath( szContent, NULL, NULL, szFName, szExt );

// This class ignores szParameters and nEncoding.


// It controls its own parameters and only handles
// Base64 encoding.
if( bPath )
sTemp.Format( "; file=%s%s", szFName, szExt );
else
sTemp = _T( "" );
sSubHeader.Format( _T( "Content-Type: %s%s\r\n" ),
(LPCTSTR)GetContentTypeString(),
(LPCTSTR)sTemp );
sSubHeader += _T( "Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64\r\n" );
sTemp.Format( _T( "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=%s%s\r\n" ),
szFName, szExt );
sSubHeader += sTemp;
// Signal end of sub-header.
sSubHeader += _T( "\r\n" ); // Warning: numerous concatenations
// are inefficient.
return sSubHeader;
}

CString CAppOctetStream::GetContentTypeString()
{
CString s;
s = _T( "application/octet-stream" );
return s;
}

// Caller is responsible for opening and closing the file


void CAppOctetStream::attach_file(CStdioFile* pFileAtt,
int nEncoding,
CString & sDestination)
{
CMIMECode* pEncoder;
int nBytesRead;
TCHAR szBuffer[ BYTES_TO_READ + 1 ];

ASSERT( pFileAtt != NULL );


if( pFileAtt == NULL )
return;
switch( nEncoding )
{
// This class handles only Base64 encoding, but others
// may be added here.
default:
// Fall through to...
case CMIMEMessage::BASE64:
try
{
pEncoder = new CBase64;
}
catch( CMemoryException* e )
{
delete e;
return;
}
}
if( pEncoder == NULL ) // Old habits are hard to break
return;
do
{
try
{
nBytesRead = pFileAtt->Read( szBuffer, BYTES_TO_READ );
}
catch( CFileException* e )
{
delete e;
break;
}
szBuffer[ nBytesRead ] = 0; // Terminate the string
sDestination += pEncoder->Encode( szBuffer, nBytesRead );
sDestination += _T( "\r\n" );
} while( nBytesRead == BYTES_TO_READ );
sDestination += _T( "\r\n" );
delete pEncoder;
}

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