Noel-
Thanks for the response. After reading your reply and
looking over my matcher code, I found the silly error
that was causing the odd behavior. By mistakenly
returning the sender's address, this code was in
effect routing the mail back to the sender.
// code with the bug:
public Colle
Hi everybody,
I needed to add some SOAP service support to James, so I developped new
AVALON components to do that. No particular problem for that part, the
configuration of phoenix is ok.
These new components are seen in James usual ones (such as the James
component, the JamesSpoolManager, the D
I suppose I could have used the SenderHostIs matcher.
--- Lahu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I dont see a case where the built-in James matchers
> cant be used for what u want to achieve. Wonder what
> caused u to build up ur own.
> Use built-in James matchers for all such purposes
> !They *WORK*.
Hai,
I am a very new to james and configured the
mail-server with the document.I am able to send to
this mail-server from other domain, I am also able to
send to other users in my domain through this
mail-server , but when I send to other domain through
this mail-server, the mails are just store
I dont see a case where the built-in James matchers
cant be used for what u want to achieve. Wonder what
caused u to build up ur own.
Use built-in James matchers for all such purposes
!They *WORK*. Period.
regards
lahu
--- Carl Downs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to intercept outboun
