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msgsdk/C/protocol/MIME/test/ReadMe.txt

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+This directory contains example programs that demonstrate the use of 
+the C MIME Encoder / Parser API.
+
+The needed include files mime.h nsmail.h and nsStream.h etc. are installed at 
+
+	<install-root>/include/nsStream.h and
+	<install-root>/include/nsmail.h and
+	<install-root>/include/protocol/mime.h
+
+Where <install-root> is where you installed the Netscape Messaging-sdk.
+
+How to compile and run:
+-----------------------
+
+When compiling for UNIX platforms specify -DXP_UNIX. 
+For Windows do not specify -DXP_UNIX.
+
+You would need to link with libmime.so library and libcomm.so.
+
+libmime library implements the MIME functionality and
+libcomm library contains the implementation of Stream I/O 
+functions that are defined in nsStream.h
+
+NOTE: The .so extension for libraries is used on Solaris and 
+      other such platforms. The extension is different on other
+      platforms. On NT it is .lib and .dll for example.
+
+An example compile statement for Solaris is shown below:
+
+	cc -DXP_UNIX -I./ testMessage.c -lmime -lcomm -lnsl -lsocket
+
+To Run:
+------
+
+Be sure to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH or the equivalents and
+run the program. For example, if you complied testMessage.c to generate a.out 
+run the program as follows: 
+
+Usage:   a.out <file-name> [encoding]
+
+Where encoding can be B (Base64), Q (QP). If the encoding parameter
+is not supplied the program assumes a default based on filename extension.
+
+For example:   a.out IMAGE.JPG B
+               a.out xxx.txt   Q
+               a.out xxx.txt