> I had a look at the headers in JavaScript. For instance, if I have a message
header object called msgHdr, I did this:
> for (var property in msgHdr)
> conso
le.print(property + ": " + msgHdr[property] + "\r\n");
You might try 'console.pri
nt(JSON.stringify(msgHdr));' to get a bit more depth. The header has a 'field_l
ist' property which (the docs suggest anyway) is an array of objects each with '
.type' and '.data' properties. Iterating over top-level properties would miss t
his (or just show [Object object] or somesuch as the value for this property.)
Of
course, I don't know what you'll find in that array, but it might be a place wh
ere any unaccounted-for header fields get stuffed into.
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