Bill!
And after I just bad mouthed you! So first I offer my heartfelt apology.
:-)
Also sorry for cross posting, I suggest we keep this discussion in one
place, James-dev is quite quiet.
You wrote:
> We did some of this. We separated the pieces of JavaMail into the
> core API piece and th
Two tools which I find useful for troubleshooting such difficulties are:
1. telnet to port 25 of the server in question (one of the Yahoo
servers which DNS is finding for you) and talk SMTP to it. That is,
type in SMTP commands and observe the responses. You can send test
messages to yourself
Greetings,
I'm about the take the plunge and see if I build James from source, then see if I'm
programmer enough to contribute. ;)
I'm taking this opportunity to learn/evaluate Eclipse at the same time. Is anyone
else here using Eclipse? If so, is there anything I need to know about building
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Hey James,
I'm not an active committer to this project, but I would highly
recommend Eclipse. It really simplifies coding, and browsing through
code (well it simplifies a lot of other things too, but thats probably
all you are concerned with). Let me
James Bucanek wrote:
> I'm taking this opportunity to learn/evaluate Eclipse at the
> same time. Is anyone else here using Eclipse?
I have always used Eclipse to develop James code and am very happy with it.
> If so, is
> there anything I need to know about building James in Eclipse
> or access
Steve,
Would you please do a writeup on using Eclipse with James, and post it to
the Wiki?
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Noel J. Bergman wrote:
> Steve,
>
> Would you please do a writeup on using Eclipse with James,
> and post it to
> the Wiki?
>
> --- Noel
Went into my 'to do' list as soon as I sent the previous mail!
-- Steve
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James Bucanek wrote:
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> Steve,
>
> Thanks a million for the tips. I'm about half way through my
> "Eclipse in Action" published by Manning, and things are
> starting to make sense. ;)
>
> If I run into trouble, would you mind if I picked your brain?
No problem. In fact it would be useful to k
