In this section we put together all kinds of information that we
find useful in our daily work. The material is a collection of
information from various sources including bulletin boards,
mailgroups, manuals, magazines, books, seminar handouts and
independent research.
This information is provided without warranty of any kind. There
is no further support available. Each individual must determine
the applicability and accuracy of this information to their
specific environment.
There are also lists with other types. This is ourcollection of multipart subtypes.
| Type | Subtype | Ext | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multipart | alternative | [RFC1521, Borenstein] | |
| multipart | appledouble | [MacMime, Patrik Faltstrom] | |
| multipart | digest | [RFC1521, Borenstein] | |
| multipart | encrypted | [RFC1847] | |
| multipart | form-data | Contains form name/value pairs. Encoding scheme used for HTTP File Upload. [RFC1867] | |
| multipart | header-set | [Dave Crocker] | |
| multipart | mixed | Contains several pieces of different types. [RFC1521, Borenstein] | |
| multipart | x-mixed-replace | Similar to multipart/mixed execpt that each part replaces preceding part. Used by NetScape for server-side push CGI applications. | |
| multipart | parallell | [RFC1521, Borenstein] | |
| multipart | signed | [RFC1847] | |
| multipart | related | [RFC1872] | |
| multipart | report | [RFC1892] | |
| multipart | voice-message | [RFC1911] | |
| multipart | x-gzip | ||
| multipart | x-tar | ||
| multipart | x-ustar | ||
| multipart | x-www-form-urlencoded | Default encoding for HTML forms. | |
| multipart | x-zip |
The world evaluates every day and new type arrives!
Last updated: Thursday January 17 2002
