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9 9  = MIME explained =
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11 11  In this microlearning, we will explain the MIME protocol. Within eMagiz, the MIME protocol can send (and receive) mails to external parties. Therefore it is helpful to learn what the MIME protocol is all about.
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15 15  * Last update: January 24th, 2022
16 16  * Required reading time: 5 minutes
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43 43  Within eMagiz, there are several MIME-related components available. For a snapshot of the current list, please see below.
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47 47  These components give you the option to transform from and to MIME (or S/MIME) messages. Once you have structured the message correctly, you can send an email or interpret the email someone sends you and use the XML representation to inform other systems of the info received via the email. For more information on how to exactly use these components, please check out the following microlearnings within this course.
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51 51  The main difference between MIME and S/MIME is that S/MIME is a more secure version of the MIME protocol that allows messages to be encrypted between sender and receiver. This encryption intends to prevent unauthorized parties from reading the content of the message. Note that to use the S/MIME component within eMagiz, you need the proper keys stored in the Keystore and truststore, and you will most likely need to transfer your XML message first to MIME before securing it.
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53 -===== Practice =====
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55 55  == 4. Assignment ==
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57 57  Take a moment to review your Event Streaming solution and find the Manage * Monitoring section to see the topic statistics. Review if you can reproduce the numbers above.
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76 76  == 7. Silent demonstration video ==
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