chunks.java

介绍java核心技术的pio编程方法以及基本概念

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package org.apache.poi.hsmf.datatypes;


/**
 * Collection of convenence chunks for standard parts of the MSG file.
 * 
 * @author Travis Ferguson
 */
public class Chunks {
	/* String parts of Outlook Messages that are currently known */
	public StringChunk messageClass = new StringChunk(0x001A);		//Type of message that the MSG represents (ie. IPM.Note)
	public StringChunk textBodyChunk = new StringChunk(0x1000);		//BODY Chunk, for plain/text messages
	public StringChunk subjectChunk = new StringChunk(0x0037);  	//Subject link chunk, in plain/text
	public StringChunk displayToChunk = new StringChunk(0x0E04);	//Value that is in the TO field (not actually the addresses as they are stored in recip directory nodes
	public StringChunk displayFromChunk = new StringChunk(0x0C1A);	//Value that is in the FROM field
	public StringChunk displayCCChunk = new StringChunk(0x0E03);	//value that shows in the CC field
	public StringChunk displayBCCChunk = new StringChunk(0x0E02);	//Value that shows in the BCC field
	public StringChunk conversationTopic = new StringChunk(0x0070); //Sort of like the subject line, but without the RE: and FWD: parts.
	public StringChunk sentByServerType = new StringChunk(0x0075);	//Type of server that the message originated from (SMTP, etc).
	
	public static Chunks getInstance() {
		return new Chunks();
	}
}