Karine,
Using httpclient should do the job just fine.
Mailets are created once upon startup or when the server chooses to. They
are not destroyed but reused like servlets and must be thread safe.
Therefore perhaps you need to keep all of your httpclient stuff in the
service method?
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I am trying to establish a connection to a servlet running on tomcat from
inside my custom mailet. I am using httpClient package to create a filePost
object to send to the servlet. It seems that nothing is happening when I
create the object.
Could someone tell me if it is possible to establish an http connection
from inside a mailet?
Thanks a lot (I need to find out how to do it quite urgently!)
Karine Pinault
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