Tore Halset wrote:
Hello.
I want to create a user interface for my app to manage the users-
table for james. Are the content of this table cached by james? Shuld
I tell james to refetch the content after changing the content of the
table?
No caching is done. Just change the table and
Stefano,
A more advanced task could be to generalize the Command Pattern used by
the SMTPHandle so that we can use it for all ours telnet/command based
protocols like POP3 and possibly as a base for IMAP too.
The command patter is easy to adopt and it allow for more flexibility
Tore Halset wrote:
One more thing:
I am setting up a service now. Guess it will be in production in a month
or so. Should I go for 2.3.0? Or will the upgrade be easy at a later
point? Sorry for the vague question..
James 2.3.0 is repository compatible with James 2.2.0 so to upgrade you
will
Andrew Sykes wrote:
Stefano,
A more advanced task could be to generalize the Command Pattern used by
the SMTPHandle so that we can use it for all ours telnet/command based
protocols like POP3 and possibly as a base for IMAP too.
The command patter is easy to adopt and it allow for more
It would be good if a .classpath could be added to the repository to aid
importing into Eclipse.
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Andrew Sykes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sykes Development Ltd
http://www.sykesdevelopment.com
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I have been running james for over 2 years without an issue, but recently it
began throwing error in phoenix.concole.
File: $JAMES_HOME/temp/phoenix.concole
Error:
\STARTED Phoenix Tue Jan 24 07:13:43 CST 2006
Phoenix 4.0.1
James 2.1.3
Remote Manager Service started plain:4556
POP3 Service
Matthew Strickland wrote:
I have been running james for over 2 years without an issue, but
recently it began throwing error in phoenix.concole.
File: $JAMES_HOME/temp/phoenix.concole
java.lang.InternalError: Can't connect to X11 window server using ':0.0'
as the value of the DISPLAY
Andrew Sykes wrote:
It would be good if a .classpath could be added to the
repository to aid
importing into Eclipse.
This would only be viable if everyone committing code was using Eclipse,
thereby guaranteeing that the current .classpath was correct. No guarantee
of that.
Maybe someone
The Bounce mailet extends AbstractNotify which extends
AbstractRedirect that carries most of the
functionality.
The setSubjectPrefix() method is implemented in
AbstractRedirect that observes the incoming subject's
charset. AbstractNotify in turns reimplements
setSubjectPrefix() without observing
