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org.apache.mailet.Mail is not completely serializable
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org.apache.mailet.Mail is not completely serializable
noel@devtech.com changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
Resolution| |WONTFIX
Summary| org.apache.mailet.Mail is |org.apache.mailet.Mail is
|not completely serializable |not completely serializable
------- Additional Comments From noel@devtech.com 2003-11-09 07:05 -------
Mail does not declare that it has any members, much less a MimeMessageWrapper.
MailImpl (the actual implementation) implements its own readObject/writeObject
methods, which do not marshall the MimeMessage. MimeMessageWrapper's parent
class is javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage, which is not serializable.
All versions of MailImpl in CVS explicitly marshall the data members that make
up the desired persistent state, and so should not exhibit the problem you
report. If anything, the question is why those methods aren't being used in
your example.
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