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Created an SMTP Server but now need to receive Japanese character

Hi All,

I have taken over some code that listens on port 25 and does the
following:

private byte[] buffer = new byte[BufferSize]; // Receive buffer.
While there is data:

......
bytesRead = clientSocket.Re ceive(buffer, 0, 1024, SocketFlags.Non e);
......
content = Encoding.ASCII. GetString(buffe r,0,bytesRead);

my problem is that when I receive japanese chars they are represented
as:

=E5=8C and so on. Surely this isn't right? I tried:

content2 = Encoding.Unicod e.GetString(buf fer,0,bytesRead );

and this just converts all the text, be it ascii or not to garbage. If
someone could point me in the right direct that would be great. I
guess what I'm after is how should I read the stream to make the best
use of the data. Is there a way of knowing the incoming encoding for
SMTP?

Basically what the system does is:

listens on port 25; reads the message; changes a string in the message
and then inserts the blob into a database; the blob is then sent on to
a list of people as an email

Cheers

-m
Nov 16 '05 #1
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