Can you ask that question in more detail? -Thanks
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Okay, let me read what Mike said and I'll get back to you. I've been looking into the
JCA code itself a bunch, so I haven't spent much time on mail.
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Which operations do you think you'd want on the connection interface? This is
definitely interesting, and a more interesting line of thinking than just
pooling/securing a Session.
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andy, by last part, do you mean just my item #5? i do admit #5 would be cutting
corners a bit.
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No I meant your improper choice of editor.
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Okay so you want to use the mailing-out features of Mail Services instead. Which class
do you want me to wrap/use? One of the SMTP ones?
Sometimes I think the actual coding in software development is the easy part.
Communication is the hard part. :)
Not me: Do you understand?
Me: Of course I
Okay, now I'm planning on using org.jboss.mail.smtp.sender classes. I'll probably have
the JCA implement SMTPSenderBean.
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here's the way i understand the mail situation going forward in jboss, with respect
to jca and jbmail (jbmail = this forum's Mail Services) and this forum thread; please
post corrections to this where i err:
1. there's currently an mbean called 'jboss:service=Mail' which uses mbean code
Mike sounds right with the exception of the last part. vi is the proper tool. I do
not loose my posts composing on Mozilla Firefox (aka firebird)
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I use Textpad myself :-)
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This SF.Net email is
Hey, the status is very alpha, untested. The code is uploaded, but with no unit tests.
I'm still working on the unit tests and figuring out all I need in order to bootstrap
the server with JNDI/JCA and load it up correctly.
I didn't mean for things to take so long, but things have been crazy at
Right now, the way things are planned, the JCA adapter will do the same thing
MailService does.
Run that by me again? You're not writing the JCA adapter to USE mail services?
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Unless I misunderstood (and I may) I thought a pooled, secure, JavaMail session was
wanted. If there are other pieces of Mail Services we want to JCA-ify, that can be
done as well.
I thought the JCA was just the first piece, and there'd be a piece on top, a subsystem
using the Mail Services to
Sucka that's client only. That isn't basically what mail services does...bah. What
would be nice is a JCA wrapper around mail services as well which you can instead send
mail to the 'local mail server as opposed to the remote mail server.
Eventually I want to either re-implement or re-write
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