Marcello Marangio wrote:
Cool. I set the max to 100 and it seems fine now, Thanks a million. About the bug, I am pretty sure it is related to the size of the "recipients" column. I didn't try with filesystem repositories. As the rfc2822 doesn't put any limit to the size of the mail address, this is pretty bad: the only way to support EVERY recipients size is to build the table as a clob and handle it in the JDBCSpoolManager class. Do you agree?
We should probably use the 1000 chars limit while accepting connections via SMTPServer and reject further recipients.
If we want to suppport >1000 bytes recipients we could change the JDBCMailRepository to store the recipient collection in the attributes field and retrieve it from there. We won't have the plain-text recipients in a field but we'll skip the 1000 char limit.
This is not a difficult task but would introduce a backward compatibility issue, so we should talk about this and alternative solutions, first.
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