JavaMail and Geronimo 1.0

[Sunny Saxena <Su...@infosys.com>]

Hello,

                I have an application which uses Sun's JavaMail
implementation to send mails. The code works absolutely fine
independently, and even when deployed in Geronimo there are no
exceptions thrown - neither on the console or in the logs, but the mail
is simply not sent. I have read various such posts on the mailing list,
but cant get this solved.



Thanks and Regards,

Sunny Saxena

SOA and Web Services CoE| SETLabs | Hyderabad

Phone: [deleted] |Ext: 48444

"Any kiddie in school can love like a fool; But hating, my boy, is an
art."





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Re: JavaMail and Geronimo 1.0

[Rick McGuire <ri...@gmail.com>]

The Javamail code in Geronimo 1.0 is a very incomplete implementation. 
If at all possible, upgrade to Geronimo 1.1. I suspect this will fix 
your problem. If it does not, then try setting the "mail.debug" session 
property to "true" and send the debug information to this list. I should 
be able to sort out what's failing from the debug information.

If you're unable to upgrade to 1.1 at this time, you might try replacing 
the javamail spec an javamail-transport jars in the 1.0 assembly with 
the ones pulled from the Geronimo 1.1 builds (renaming them to the names 
used in the 1.0 repository).

Rick

Sunny Saxena wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have an application which uses Sun’s JavaMail implementation to send 
> mails. The code works absolutely fine independently, and even when 
> deployed in Geronimo there are no exceptions thrown – neither on the 
> console or in the logs, but the mail is simply not sent. I have read 
> various such posts on the mailing list, but cant get this solved.
>
> *Thanks and Regards,*
>
> *Sunny Saxena*
>
> *SOA and Web Services CoE| SETLabs | Hyderabad*
>
> Phone: [deleted] |Ext: 48444
>
> /"Any kiddie in school can love like a fool; But hating, my boy, is an 
> art."///
>
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