I don't see an attached log file with your email. The mailing list server
probably stripped it off. Can you resend, with the important parts of the
log data in the email message?
On 10/11/05, Suvimon Techavicharchote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Dear "Server-user"
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> I'm a new user trying to us
Daniel,
If you haven't already, can you create a diff and store it as an issue in JIRA?
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On 10/11/05, Daniel Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not sure if it would be
I'm not trying to be difficult. But I don't need help on substitutions.
There are about 40 references to XMLResource class in about 5 or 6 different
classes. I don't know where to start. Do you use the XMLResource class to
save the MimeMessage?
My original question was how do I save the origina
The command-based list server does parameterized substitutions. Look for
uses of the XMLResource class.
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I have my own highly customized mailing list handler running in production.
So I can't just implement a canned mailing list mailet. I'm willing to
learn from one of the shipped mailets. But I can't find any of them that do
substitution. I grep'ed on "substitute" in the mailet folder and got a hi
Have you looked at the existing mailing list mailet that already does
support such substitutions?
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JWM wrote:
> I have a maillist mailet where I need to do field
> substitution per instance
> (e.g. "Dear %firstname %lastname, ")
>
> I know how to modify the mail message and do the
> substitutions. My question
> is how to keep an original pre-substitution copy of message
> around so I can
> star
how about trying the lower version of java?such as version 1.4...maybe it's
work...i used version 1.4 too and it's work...
regards,
nurularesya
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I have a maillist mailet where I need to do field substitution per instance
(e.g. "Dear %firstname %lastname, ")
I know how to modify the mail message and do the substitutions. My question
is how to keep an original pre-substitution copy of message around so I can
start clean on each recipient.
Dear "Server-user"
I'm a new user trying to use James but I have a
problem. I can't install James but I didn't see the
result as you mention in your article. There has some
warning and error in log file. I have no idea how to
solve this problem. I've already attached log file
with this mail(This l
I'm not sure if it would be accepted into james. Although it maintains
backward compatibility, in that it only does anything if you add the extra
attribute - so it wont break anything!
It also has the sql hard coded in James.java - it might be better to
externalise this as with other SQL code. I
It seems to me that deriving the domains from the virtualusertable + the ones
defined in config.xml would be the
solution to make it dynamic.
Could you indicate what needs to be done more to your james.java before it will
be sound enough to implement
it in the next version?
Pierre
Citeren D
I half-heartedly did this. It makes james treat all the domains in the
virtualusertable as local.
New James.java is at:
http://www.netcase.co.uk/daniel/james/2.2.0RC4_UNTESTED/
(i recoment you run diff against the cvs version of 2.2.0 to see the code
changes.
Daniel.
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