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MIME++ - Class library for parsing, creating, editing messages in MIME format

• Has intuitive object-oriented architecture.
• Designed from the beginning to permit user customization or extension through inheritance (subclassing of library classes) and polymorphism.
• Class names are taken directly from the BNF grammars given in RFC-822 and RFC-2045.
• Supports all MIME types and subtypes documented in RFC-2046, including multipart, message, and application types.
• Supports quoted-printable, base64, uuencode/uudecode, and Binhex 4.0 content transfer encodings.
• SMTP, POP, and NNTP protocols.
• Provides high-level, wrapper classes Message, C MultipartMessage, and MessageWithAttachments that are especially easy to use. These wrapper classes also serve as examples showing how to use the basic library classes.

MIME++ should compile with just about any C++ compiler. The system-dependent features, which are few, are isolated and identified as "portability functions."

Licensing : Commercial

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