> Is it possible to store it into temporary file? Using more memory does not > guarantee the stability, unless the email size is limited. But this is not > practical since it reduces James scalability. In a very busy server where > there many (~ 100 users at any time at peak), it can make the heap exhausted > very fast.
This is not possible because is not handled in james but in javamail. You are using getFlags that is a javamail method. Maybe in james 3.0 (a lot of months away) we'll try to remove javamail from james but you will not have the getFlags() method and other javamail specific operations. You can limit the maximum message size and the number of spool threads to limit the maximum memory usage. Maybe a different workaround for your problem does exists: why are you using getFlags()? what do you read/store in mimemessage flags? Can you use the Mail's attributes for the same purpose? Mail's attributes don't need javamail to be invoked (we don't need to even parse the mimemessage) and is more memory friendly. Stefano --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
