> Thanks for the reply. I've included the
> element of my config as well as the thread manager element.
> Please let me know if there's anything else I need to
> include. As for the outgoing mail folder, I can stop the
> cron job from cleaning out the messages but how are messages
> that g
> > What docs?
>
> Is this a facetious question?
No! I was only guessing what is the "wrong" doc.
> I originally followed
> http://james.apache.org/FAQ.html#8 and thus
> http://james.apache.org/custom_matcher_2_1.html which
> suggests the building of a SAR, which I never got working.
The SA
Correct me if i'm wrong, but if your isp blocks port 25 then it wont work,
because all external mail servers will only use the standard port, and will
never be able to deliver mail to your server. Your best bet is to get a cheap
domain with pop3 mail and set up fetchmail to pull your mail in from i
Thanks for the reply. I've included the element of my
config as well as the thread manager element. Please let me know if
there's anything else I need to include. As for the outgoing mail
folder, I can stop the cron job from cleaning out the messages but how
are messages that get stuck in /var/
Daniel,
Thanks for your answer.
And yes, my ISP is blocking the port 25. And they are not going to open it.
I have dynamic IP (I use DynDNS).
My host is named jcostello.ath.cx
And ok, I will setup jcostello.ath.cx as MX value inside DynDNS.
I remember that there are instructions for dealing wit
> -Original Message-
> From: Stefano Bagnara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 2:37 PM
> To: 'James Users List'
> Subject: Re: Is deployment of WAR file possible in Apache James ?
>
>
> > Note: my use of a JAR file placed direc
radjesh wrote:
Thanks for the answers. A JAR file will do the job, but the client is insisting on WAR file. Is it absolutely not possible to deploy WAR file on James. I could not find any article in the web stating authoritatively on this issue that WAR file cannot be used for deployment in James.
> Note: my use of a JAR file placed directly into the
> SAR-INF/lib is not what the James docs suggest. Gabor's note
> on making a SAR are correct.
What docs? And what is your use?
As far as I know (from the most recent wiki pages) the correct place for
mailet/matcher jars is the SAR-INF/lib di
SAR file is the Avalon-way. James is built on top of
Avalon. There are numerous hacks to deploy a WAR
file. None of them pretty. I think one mentioned
earlier in the thread. Please read the documentation.
Gabor
--- radjesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for the answers. A JAR fil
Hi,
Thanks for the answers. A JAR file will do the job, but the client is insisting
on WAR file. Is it absolutely not possible to deploy WAR file on James. I could
not find any article in the web stating authoritatively on this issue that WAR
file cannot be used for deployment in James. So can I
Note: my use of a JAR file placed directly into the SAR-INF/lib is not
what the James docs suggest. Gabor's note on making a SAR are correct.
-broc
> (1) Why must you create a WAR file? What's wrong with a plain
> JAR file? James doesn't take WAR files. Is this merely a
> build issue of creatin
(1) Why must you create a WAR file? What's wrong with a plain JAR file?
James doesn't take WAR files. Is this merely a build issue of creating
an additional JAR file?
(2) Understanding the usage of the mailetpackage and matcherpackage
blocks in the config:
These merely allow you to use "shorthand
No, you need a SAR file. Something like this in your
build.xml should do the trick:
Compiling
Compiled
Packaging
Packaged
Hi,
yes i have used mailets in addition to java code. I built my application
and created a jar file and placed it in JAMES_HOME/apps/james/SAR-INF/lib
directory.It did work fine, now i when i I built my application and created a
WAR file and placed it in JAMES_HOME/apps/james/SAR-INF/li
Hi!
We use footnote mailet with Matcher set to ALL. As mentioned in the docs.
this means all the mail processed will have the footnote.
Just a quick question. How do I make it so that ONLY outgoing mails get the
footnote.
Many Thanks
Bahman
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Daniel Perry wrote:
Fair enough. You'll find with many open source projects that if you want a
current (albeit unstable) version, then you have to dig into cvs/svn. I
haven't got the hang of SVN just yet... but viewcvs makes it easier!
I agree with the comments about JIRA/mailing list. I think JI
> Hi,
> I built my application as a JAR file and placed it in
> James. When i start James server it is running fine, when i
> build my application as a WAR file and run James Server, it
> says it cannot load the mailets as it cannot identify the
> mailets location although i have specified
> >
> > Check SVN, last commit 12 days ago by Vincenzo, before that 2
>
> Unless you don't know the magic word and you solely rely on JIRA reports
> and posting on the mailing lists... Most proposed patches seem to be
> ignored.
Fair enough. You'll find with many open source projects that if you w
We use 4 spool threads and 2 x 30 outgoing threads (there are two
RemoteDelivery mailets in use).
After experimenting I found that in our set up, the system slows down a
factor two with more spool threads. 4 turned out to be the optimum. You
may want to run some tests in your environment, thoug
Hi,
I built my application as a JAR file and placed it in James. When i start
James server it is running fine, when i build my application as a WAR file and
run James Server, it says it cannot load the mailets as it cannot identify the
mailets location although i have specified it correctly
> Could anyone out there that's using James in a production
> system give me an idea of what parameters they use for their
> config file? At any given time, our production applications
> send out approximately 5000 emails a day. Currently, our
> config file is set to have 100 outgoing threads
Daniel Perry wrote:
Check svn, last commit 12 days ago by Vincenzo, before that 2 weeks by Noel.
Sure (some/all) of the committers might not be actively developing james,
but they do commit patches with a bit of gentle persuasion :)
Unless you don't know the magic word and you solely rely on JIRA r
Could anyone out there that's using James in a production system give me
an idea of what parameters they use for their config file? At any given
time, our production applications send out approximately 5000 emails a
day. Currently, our config file is set to have 100 outgoing threads and
75 spool
--- Alan Gerhard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I think you might be missing the big picture.
> James
> > is already (I stand corrected, it's not dead) in
> idle
> > mode. My feeling is that new development cannot
> > happen with the current committers not committing
> > anything. Unless they l
> No, I see your big picture ... sadly you do not see mine.
> James is not idle - there is a tremendous amount of work going on.
> You need to understand this is not a question of letting in
> active developers, but letting developers who actively
> support James and share it's vision to contribu
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