ClassNotFoundException during first run

I have downloaded and unpacked the james 2.1.2 distribution. I have jsdk1.4.0_03 installed. When I run 'run.bat', I receive the following errors in the phoenix.log file): INFO2003-03-07 15:29:03.171 [Phoenix.] (): 17 Blocks to process for phase "startup". Order of processing = [dnsserver, o

RE: ClassNotFoundException during first run

I'm running Windows 2000 on a client's junky dev box. The installation history of this machine is unknown. Do I need to explicitly declare the location of the .sar file in my config.xml or run.bat? "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: > > org.apache.

Domain-specific user repositories working

I don't know the RFC for SMTP well enough to know if what I did violates the protocol, but I did the following to James.java (org.apache.james.James) in a James 2.1.2 installation: - comment out lines 726 to 739 (beginning "if (ignoreCase)" and ending "}") - add "username = recipient.toString();"

Multiple inboxRespository entries

Is it permissible to have multiple inboxRepository elements in config.xml? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Mailets connecting to other databases

I'd like to have a mailet communicate with a database. I'd like to use the James connection manager to establish and the database connection so I don't incur the connection overhead every time the mailet runs. How do I, from a mailet service() method, get a connection from a database that is co

RE: Mailets connecting to other databases

Thank you. Matthew Schuyler Peck "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > I'd like to have a mailet communicate with a database. I'd like to use the > > James connection manager to establish and the database connection so I > don't > > incur the connection overhead every time the mailet r

helloName override not taking effect

I've set autodetect to false and specified the hello name for my smtp server block, but the hello name is still the machine's hostname. 1) How do I get James to change the hello name? 2) Is it true that other SMTP servers will try to resolve the hello name in DNS and reject mail from servers wit

Re: helloName override not taking effect

I must be blind or daft, because apparently I set every hello name *except* the smtp hello name. Anyway, what is the answer to my second question? Thanks. Matthew Schuyler Peck "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > I've set autodetect to false and specified the hello name for my smt

I can't figure out mailet installation

I've read the mailing list and the articles referenced. Maybe I'm just stupid. 1) Is it, in fact, true that the documentation provided with james and available at http://james.apache.org on how to add custom mailets is *wrong*? 2) Is it, in fact, true that I have to manually manipulate the james.