On 02.03.2008, at 09:12, Mike Schrag wrote:
my system properties are not recognized by ERJavaMail.
It complains with the following message:
When setting 'er.javamail.centralize=true' (which means you just
test sending mails), you must also give a valid '[EMAIL PROTECTED]
' to which the mails are sent.
I have already tried to set them in code just before mail delivery
starts.
Only ERJavaMail and ERExtensions frameworks are linked into my
project.
define "set them in code". If you're trying to set system
properties in code, you're probably "too late" to do it. Once the
framework has initialized, it does not look at the values in code.
You should either set them in your Properties file, set them as -D
system properties on the commandline, or set them via the API on
ERJavaMail.sharedInstance() after the framework has initialized.
The recommended method is to set them in Properties. If you set
system properties, you will need to call
ERJavaMail
.sharedInstance().initializeFrameworkFromSystemProperties() (never
tried this, but it should work). Again, though, I would just set
them in your Properties file.
ms
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