> Is there some sort of scheduler that I can use to prod a certain mailet
> awake to check the database, and send the email out on that date?
> On the other hand is there some way I can use cron to do the same thing?
Send mail to a special address. I have something similar that I run here.
As a general rule, you don't need to connection pool yourself. It is
usually suggested (in the JDBC docs, for example) that you NOT pool,
because it is the responsibility of the drivers themselves to pool. For
instance, I think the HSQL driver pools automatically, and I can't
imagine that Sybas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking to send out a series of template-based emails on certian set
dates.
Is there some sort of scheduler that I can use to prod a certain mailet
awake to check the database, and send the email out on that date?
On the other hand is there some way I can use
I don't believe it will. I put up James in the fall (had an expired server
and dreaded re-installing exchange). I was concerned about this too. I
went to www.ordb.org to have it tested and it passed. My firewall is set to
accept from anywhere and send to anywhere but only from the one ip (which
Alagan,
Use VERP style addressing, setup GroupWise/Novell to forward the bounces
to James. Write a mailet for James to process. You should be set.
Andy
1. Use james for your outgoing mail server and write a mailet to handle
bounces
Alagan Sathianathan wrote:
Hi:
We use Novell mail servers and
Hi all,
I'm looking to send out a series of template-based emails on certian set
dates.
Is there some sort of scheduler that I can use to prod a certain mailet
awake to check the database, and send the email out on that date?
On the other hand is there some way I can use cron to do the same
Hi:
We use Novell mail servers and Groupwise clients in our shop. I am using JavaMail API
to send email by using the SMTP server. It works fine.
In the receieving part, we don't have a seperate IMAP or POP3 servers where I could
use JavaMail to read the mails from a inbox.
I have some issues h
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 15:41:15 -0500
Bottom line. Should I use my connection pooling or is it
redundant?
Redundant.
In the 2.1.3 we used a crappy database connection pooler.
In the 2.2 branch, we use DBCP 1.1
(http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/dbcp/).
--
Serge Knystautas
> Can you give me some advice/example/documentation how to write
> my own spooling mechanism in my mailet?
Either use RemoteDelivery as a guide, or wait for me to commit a generic
base.
--- Noel
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I have a general question about James' jdbc connectivity. How efficient
is it? What I mean is does it employ connection pooling? I was looking
through the code and it seemed to suggest that it is done in the avalon
framework, but reading the docs in config.xml, I began to second guess
it. Just
Hi Noel,
thanks for the response.
My mailet, takes the body of the e-mail, send it as a sms and set the
mail status to GHOST.
That mean, I can not use the RemoteDelivery mailet - the e-mail is not
delivered, it's destroyed.
Can you give me some advice/example/documentation how to write my own
s
Are there restrictions in email addresses that prohibit someone from
using two periods in a row? For example is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
a valid address? If that is legit, then someone could use
[EMAIL PROTECTED] if they want which would break the pattern.
Just nitpicking. I suppose it is not a big de
I finally found some time to finish my james virtual hosting solution.
Everything is available from:
http://www.netcase.co.uk/daniel/james
virtualhosting.txt describes how to use it - if there is interest i will
rewrite this into somthing more readable.
The modified sources, james.jar, james.sar
> Some times it's not possible to process the e-mails and I want to
> retry after some time (2 hours for example).
See the thread "RE: Delaying Local Delivery, Configuring additional Spool
type repositories?"
--- Noel
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Please turn off HTML e-mail.
The answer to the rest of your question is that I am working on refactoring
the RemoteDelivery mailet so that the self-spooling behavior is separated
from what the mailet does when spooling. That would mean you could insert
your own logic for what happens when it is t
> > However, I see a growing concern amongst my peers for
> > the "open-relay" thing. I want to inquire that, can
> > JAMES be possibly listed in the blacklists (ORDB, MAPS
> > etc.).
>
> > I m asking because JAMES accepts the messages from ANY
> > IP address.
>
> AFAIK any *legitimate* relay serve
AFAIK any *legitimate* relay server REQUIRES that a relay actually occur.
james--unless configured incorrectly--doesn't fit that profile.
heck, if you are paranoid about such thing (i am), here is a cron job for you
(requires wget):
#!/bin/sh
# wjp last updated 8/26/03
# first we query the rbls
Hi eveybody,
I m a pretty satisfied JAMES user. So far, JAMES has
pleased me on almost every account. (Though, I helped
catch a service-level (i.e. SMTP, NNTP, POP)
"connectionLimit" bug)
However, I see a growing concern amongst my peers for
the "open-relay" thing. I want to inquire that, can
JAME
Hi all,
I'm developing an application based on James using mailets.
Some times it's not possible to process the e-mails and I want to retry after some
time (2 hours for example).
Did somebody have some suggestion, how can I do this without holding the spool thread
with Thread.sleep(2*60*1000)?
Th
I am using james 2.1.3 and if you remember this thread, I would have a
question ...
I would like to write something so that when I send an email to someone
with an added recipient like [EMAIL PROTECTED], I would
like the email is sent later... at 3 pm...
so these are my steps :
+ using Remote
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