James as a backend to programmaticaly send mail

2004-05-06 Thread Joerg Erdmenger
Hi, I'm currently investigating ways to send mail and deal with bounces properly. (Don't worry, I'm not trying to create the ultimate SPAM toy). So I have a webapplication which manages a closed user group and maintenance and templating of content. Now I want to send out that content to the po

Re: James as a backend to programmaticaly send mail

2004-05-06 Thread tobe
Joerg Erdmenger wrote: Hi, I'm currently investigating ways to send mail and deal with bounces properly. (Don't worry, I'm not trying to create the ultimate SPAM toy). So I have a webapplication which manages a closed user group and maintenance and templating of content. Now I want to send out

Re: James as a backend to programmaticaly send mail

2004-05-07 Thread Danny Angus
> Now I found plenty of information to use James to > replace a different mailserver but none on how to use it as an email sending > tool. An email "sending tool" is a mail client, or mail user agent (MUA) James is a mail server, or mail transport agent (MTA) JavaMail is an MUA, you can sen

Re: James as a backend to programmaticaly send mail

2004-05-07 Thread Joerg Erdmenger
Hi, > An email "sending tool" is a mail client, or mail user agent (MUA) > James is a mail server, or mail transport agent (MTA) > JavaMail is an MUA, you can send mail using javamail, james will recieve > it. I'm aware of that. > > I mean I need to be able to talk to it, > > Install James and us