Danny Angus wrote:
Jeremy,
One problem I have is that the spec and API doc are not always clear
about what should be done - e.g. from the JavaDoc for
InternetAddress.validate():
"The current implementation checks many, but not all, syntax rules."
It would be nice to know what was supposed to be
Unfortunately, at this time Apache can't use or distribute GPL or even
LGPL code; efforts are in progress to allow projects to import LGPL code
but, as is usual with legal issues, this is likely to take time to
resolve. For use in Geronimo, we would also need to know that the
version we were di
I have no experience with it but thought I'd throw it out there:
"Tiger JMail is a direct replacement for Sun's javamail, but with an
LGPL license and fewer bugs."
Tiger JMail
http://tjmail.sourceforge.net/
Almost a year since the last release of a 1.0 rc3.
Hope that helps,
-enrique
Hes Siemelink
There is also GNU JavaMail. See
http://www.gnu.org/software/classpathx/javamail/javamail.html
That is supposed to be 'free'...
Can you use that or doesn't the GPL mix with the Apache license?
Cheers,
Hes.
Danny Angus wrote:
Jeremy,
One problem I have is that the spec and API doc are not alw
Jeremy,
> One problem I have is that the spec and API doc are not always clear
> about what should be done - e.g. from the JavaDoc for
> InternetAddress.validate():
>
> "The current implementation checks many, but not all, syntax rules."
> It would be nice to know what was supposed to be checke
Danny Angus wrote:
1) How do we know they are compatible?
Thats the nightmare for you! not only do you have to conform to the java
mail spec but also
to the miriad RFC's for mail.
Yep - that's why I'm seeking help :-)
We have a lot of knowedge about how the stds should be implemented, but not
a te
> 1) How do we know they are compatible?
Thats the nightmare for you! not only do you have to conform to the java
mail spec but also
to the miriad RFC's for mail.
We have a lot of knowedge about how the stds should be implemented, but not
a test kit of any kind.
It is certainly reasonable to us
Although we continue to work with them, at this time the Apache has not
been able to agree with Sun on redistribution terms for their JavaMail
and Activation APIs for use in the Apache Geronimo project. As a
contingency measure, I have been working on a clean-room implementation
of those APIs u
