Noel J. Bergman wrote:
> Sent: 20 January 2006 15:56
> To: James Users List
> Subject: RE: Sending SMTP reply
>
>
> > The snapshots at http://svn.apache.org/snapshots/james-server/
> > seem to be broken.
>
> One of the problems of nightly builds. :-) Stefano recently
> checked in a
> change that
Hi Stefano,
> I remember 60seconds and not 120 but maybe you have 2
> spooling
60 seconds are correct. I checked it with a watch.
> I hope I fixed this issue in the current trunk so 2.3.0 should not
> suffer this problem.
How i can test it?
I use james-binary-2.3-dev.zip downloaded yesterday c
Alexander Kunkel wrote:
Hi,
i use James for local tests of a mail enabled application. I configured
to use James only on localhost.
How can i reduce the time James need to provide my test mail sent via
SMTP for fetching with POP3. Currently James needs 120 seconds till i
can see my test mail in
Edward Tan wrote:
Hi,
I am given task to stress test/hack our development before we deploy. Just
now I experience a problem with JVM runs out file descriptors because it
tries to open so many files/socket. This is not the problem of the OS or JVM
or Tomcat. It just that some portion of the softw
Hi,
i use James for local tests of a mail enabled application. I configured
to use James only on localhost.
How can i reduce the time James need to provide my test mail sent via
SMTP for fetching with POP3. Currently James needs 120 seconds till i
can see my test mail in my mail client although i
I just started. When you're creating the project from svn, it pops up a
window allowing you to set up the source folders. If you create two source
folders, src/java and src/test it seems to get the package names correct.
-jim
On 1/20/06, Andrew Sykes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Is anyone usin
Stefano,
Thanks for this, I seem to be in business!
One problem, I seem to have loads of unnecessary packages included in
the import such as...
build.classes.org.apache.james.context
Is there any way to avoid this during the import?
On Fri, 2006-01-20 at 17:50 +0100, Stefano Bagnara wrote:
> A
Noel,
Thanks for this information. I'll have a look
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Andrew Sykes wrote:
Is anyone using eclipse for JAMES development?
Eclipse seems to have issues with the test suite because it has the same
package names as the src/java.
Any suggestions for an easy eclipse import?
Here is my .classpath for the latest trunk:
Is anyone using eclipse for JAMES development?
Eclipse seems to have issues with the test suite because it has the same
package names as the src/java.
Any suggestions for an easy eclipse import?
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Andrew Sykes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sykes Development Ltd
> The snapshots at http://svn.apache.org/snapshots/james-server/
> seem to be broken.
One of the problems of nightly builds. :-) Stefano recently checked in a
change that broke the build unless you're using JDK 1.5, which the nightly
build process doesn't use. When the fix is checked in, the ni
James O'Brien wrote:
Hi Stefano,
What's the svn url to that branch or is there a snapshot build? The
snapshots at http://svn.apache.org/snapshots/james-server/ seem to be
broken.
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/server/trunk/
Is the command extension available in that branch?
Is it docu
Maybe you're interested in this:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ajaconsole
Sorry but that's a total cr..
It's nothing one can do about it except throw it away :(.
Ahmed.
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Hi Stefano,
What's the svn url to that branch or is there a snapshot build? The
snapshots at http://svn.apache.org/snapshots/james-server/ seem to be
broken.
Is the command extension available in that branch?
Is it documented?
What's the expected stable release time of 2.3.0?
Thanks,
-jim
> I'm thinking this might encourage someone to write a client-side admin
GUI.
Actually, we already have the infrastructure we need, but no one wants to
work on it. The infrastructure is called JMX, it is what we should be using
for the administation, we have runtime support already, and it would
Andrew Sykes wrote:
Stefano,
Thanks for this, a couple more questions...
The second step is to create new wrappers for
different containers (spring/osgi/j2ee).
Are you intending to support multiple containers or has the choice of
container still to be made
To be defined.
IOC? excuse my i
Stefano,
Thanks for this, a couple more questions...
> The second step is to create new wrappers for
> different containers (spring/osgi/j2ee).
Are you intending to support multiple containers or has the choice of
container still to be made
IOC? excuse my ignorance, presumably not Internationa
Andrew Sykes wrote:
Where can I find info about what is going to be used instead of Avalon?
Would Excalibur work?
This has not yet been decided: after 2.3.0 release we will try to
refactor James with a POJO approach and an IOC approach. The first step
is to separate James core code from aval
Where can I find info about what is going to be used instead of Avalon?
Would Excalibur work?
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