Good afternoon all,
I am trialling james for a few clients I have that are using dialup for their
internet. I have managed to install james, add myself as a user, set up a gateway,
send myself emails. its all great!
now I am trying to work out how to deal with the case of a dial-in connection
> I am writing a maillet that will split a message with multiple
> recipients into two messages.
You do realize that James does that automatically? That is exactly what
happens inside the pipeline. The result of a matcher is a list of
recipients. If the list of matched recipients is not the ent
Hi tobe,
Thank you very much for your help! FetchPOP is working, as the emails
disappeared from the fetched account. Unfortunately, it does not
appear in my inbox.
In the section of ,
initially I set it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] That does not seem to work, so
I changed it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (
I use the following tactic in one of my custom actions:
Mail mail = ...; // Mail object containing the Message
List recipients = ...; // List of MailAddress objects the Message in
the Mail object should be sent to
context.sendMail(mail.getSender(), recipients, mail.
Hello,
I am writing a maillet that will split a message with multiple recipients
into two messages.
I wonder how I can manipulate the original mail so it will not be sent to
all recipients.
According to the javadoc at
http://james.apache.org/mailet/org/apache/mailet/Mail.html the Mail class
has a
tobe wrote:
Lee Hanxue wrote:
I have searched through the archive of the mailing list, but I could
not find the answer I need.
Basically, this is my fetchpop configuration:
mail.server.net
myusername
