In addition to this (and to post to this list, what we have been
discussion privately). I have added a method to the dumbster which
takes a server socket as an input instead of a port number. The
advantage of this is that you can create the server socket using:
ServerSocket newSocket = new Server
Okay..
I just got a fresh src of dumbster changed the port to 2500 and the
port 80 test to 2580 and it passes its own tests..
Not sure why it stopped working after my tests yesterday, i must have
messed with something i shouldn't have.
Lets see how i get on with the commons email tests..
On T
Eric
I don't have any issues working with dumbster, if indeed it works. Now
I've the dumbster source and I can replicate the same problem running
dumbster tests at least that helps identify the problem. Hopefully
they'll be a head version in cvs that can be patched.
When I get time I'll have a go
Mark,
Maybe you can clear something up for me.. As far as I know, with JavaMail,
I still have to have *some* SMTP server running somewhere to send emails.
Are you saying that if I include smtp.jar, that acts as my SMTP server?
I don't have a problem factoring out the email smtp stuff into the
Mai
