Federico Barbieri wrote:
> > The other thing is that JAMES is unfortunately adding extra dots to
> > emails!!! Not sure if this is from the latest patch to
> > CharTerminatedInputStream (?), or maybe the latest avalon just isn't in
> > the James tree. In any case, it's somewhat annoying and I can't put it
> > into beta use until that's fixed.
>
> I don't have this problem on both my linux and win2000. Can't see where
> it is but I can tell you that I didn't change anything in the
> CharTerminatedInputStream since many days.
Ugh... it just appends one or two dots at the end of the email. I can
reproduce the error just by setting up a forward from
<sergek@locallhost> to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and JAMES delivers the
message with an extra dot. Hmmm. I'm pretty sure it's because the . is
being included in the actual message, although I'm not sure how to
handle this.
As for the servlet name look up, true you don't tell your web server to
search these directories, but I think this is much more analogous to
java import, where you do specify a number of packages to pull from, and
then try all of them. The reason I don't like <repository>.<classname>
is again because it looks very similar to <package>.<classname>. Tomcat
(and many Java libraries) have classes in a package named "examples", so
the package + class name is examples.HelloWorld. I think if people see
apache.ForwardTo, they're going to think that's in the apache package,
even if that's poor naming convention. Again, not a big deal.
Dino sent a patch to some stuff that I'll try to apply today, and I need
to change the MailServer API to support passing the remote host/remote
ip address from the SMTPHandler to the MailServer. Anyway... lots of
little things to be done when I get a spare chance.
Serge
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