Abstract: An event driven MIME parser is provided. Quantities (chunks) of MIME data are received from a client and parsed to identify the boundaries internal to the MIME data and to isolate the content body. If the MIME message is not completed parsing before the end of the current chunk of data is recognized, the parsed data is written to storage and linked together with other previously-parsed content bodies. When the next chunk of MIME data is received, i.e., an event is recognized at the parsing server, the content body is isolated from the new chunk of MIME data and appended to the previously linked together content bodies, and parsing continues.

Abstract: The embodiments herein provides a system and method to simultaneously capture digital content from several geographically separated devices and collate the content automatically into a single media file. The system includes a registration module, a session module, a multimedia capture module, a collating module and a database. The registration module generates a unique identifier. The session module initiates session within a pre-determined time-out period among the participating devices. The multimedia capture module captures the digital contents simultaneously from each participating devices in a session. The collating module is configured to collate the plurality of digital content obtained from the multimedia capture module to generate a single media file in or near real-time. The database stores the captured multimedia from the participating devices and the collated media files.

Abstract: An event driven MIME parser is provided. Quantities (chunks) of MIME data are received from a client and parsed to identify the boundaries internal to the MIME data and to isolate the content body. If the MIME message is not completed parsing before the end of the current chunk of data is recognized, the parsed data is written to storage and linked together with other previously-parsed content bodies. When the next chunk of MIME data is received, i.e., an event is recognized at the parsing server, the content body is isolated from the new chunk of MIME data and appended to the previously linked together content bodies, and parsing continues.