Ulrich,
Actaully, thinking about things, JavaMail is notorious. If has loads of properties it takes from System.properties (that is a shit way to communicate with a tool). If failed under WebLogic to behave predictable some years ago, I think JavaMail is your issue. See if the JAMES team have a nice block that can be written to instead, of
Go to Google and search for "alternative to javamail" and "javamail sucks", "javamail system.setProperty" (boy then should have a search engine dedicated to "sucks")
- Paul
Paul Hammant wrote:
Dunno. Reason I mention it is that some teams make an assumption (when instantiating a classloader) that the parent is the primordial. The Catalina team is (or was) one of them!
What do you mean by primordial? Is that like the top classloader? What can go wrong, when I assume a classloader to be the top classloader, when in reality it isn't?
Do you have any idea where in the Phoenix sources I should look for classloader/startup code?
Sorry for asking so many dumb questions, but I have to get as much information as possible, this issue is currently impossible to debug :)
cheers,
Ulrich
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