Danny, > > javax.mail.internet.ParseException: Out of data at position 26 > > no @ presumably.. can james handle a quoted local part > without an @ is the question. > > d.
Well MailAddress expects an @, hence the exception. My feeling is that James should be agnostic to originator addresses and propogate them as is. I haven't had time to examine the code, let alone test, to understand the impact of this. >> I agree James should be handling this as a quoted local part with no host or domain part. >> i.e. "nlt: Mail Administrator"@localhost Why should @localhost be a valid default? We simply do not know what the domain is, so no default is safe. This is only one example of an infinite number of possible malformed originator addresses. James needs a rule that says how to deal with them. Once the rule is agreed, any code modifications should be relatively straight forward. -- Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
