The original list thread ended about Jan. 13. I suggested JNI(Direct)
and launch services to determine applications supporting the mailto
url protocol.
I was sort of curious about java application code that actually did
run AppleScripts on Mail.app.
If you have any curiosity...
I recently tinkered to set up digital signing of my mail using a
Thawte freemail certificate and was curious about how you actually
determine anything about the signatures in Mail.app? I think it will
highlight expired certificates with an option to look at them in that
instance but there is no other provision made for examining signed
mail signatures that I'm aware of. This will list Mail.app mailboxes,
show list of signed messages in selected mailbox, show brief info
about selected signed message's signature.
The AppleScript to obtain the list of signed messages is as efficient
as I could make it with my limited AppleScript skills. It's
reasonably snappy on a mailbox with 638 messages, somewhat less so on
one with 3135 messages. The AppleScript is all invoked with Runtime
exec of osascript.
3 or 4 scripts are run all told, one to list mailboxes, one to list
signed messages of the selected mailbox, and one to return the raw
source of the selected message. Three then I guess, unless I'm
forgetting one. I wrote a few test ones as well that I ran from
'Script Editor. The one to return the mail message raw source
invariably stalled out and so needed my fancier multi-threaded
Runtime stuff.
Source if the curiosity extends
jar -xvf mailsigs.jar src/
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