I resolved the problem. It turns out that I had not really stopped and
restarted the Tomcat service after reconfiguring server.xml, even though
I thought I had. Now, it works fine. Thanks everyone!
David
Burden, Parker wrote:
David-
It looks like something strange is happening with your c
Parker,
Hi. What a surprise to get a reply from someone I actually know. I
"solved" the problem, but I forgot to notify the list. It turned out
that Tomcat wasn't actually shut down and restarted properly. Now, it
works fine. Have a happy New Year!
David
Burden, Parker wrote:
David-
I
RA sure your computer isn't visible to the outside world on
port 25. You can configure the SMTP service to deny connections from
anything but localhost, for example.
John
-Original Message-
From: Burden, Parker
To: Tomcat Users List
Sent: 12/30/02 8:56 AM
Subject: RE: Newbie: Java
David-
It looks like something strange is happening with your configuration. I am
not familiar with the example that you are talking about, but if you look at
the exception, it looks like it is trying to connect to port 25 (smtp) of
localhost, and not your verizon SMTP server. Localhost normally
David,
A troubleshooting idea. I'd isolate this problem by ensuring you
can communicate directly via javamail. Try a simple test such as this
(in a JSP will work fine)...
String host = "smtp.verizon.net";
String from = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
String to = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
// Get system properti
yes, I stopped and restarted the Tomcat service.
Denis Haskin wrote:
From the error, looks like it's still trying to connect to an smtp
server at localhost. Did you restart Tomcat after changing
mail.smtp.host?
dwh
David Diskin wrote:
I've just set up Tomcat 4.1.18 on my Windows XP Home
From the error, looks like it's still trying to connect to an smtp
server at localhost. Did you restart Tomcat after changing mail.smtp.host?
dwh
David Diskin wrote:
I've just set up Tomcat 4.1.18 on my Windows XP Home PC. I
installed it as a service. I have no problem connecting to the
In/localhost:8080/examples/jsp/mail/sendmail.txt
it notes that the assumption is that no user authentication is required.
Is it reasonable to assume that verizon.net will expect user authentication?
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Example Mail Sending Form
David, u might call or label yourself a "Newbie", but you got me beat on being
able to connect Tomcat to the Apache Server!! How the hell do you do it?!!
Incidentally, I have the version 4.1.16 of tomcat, and the version 2.04* of the
Apache HTTP server FYI!
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