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Posted to server-dev@james.apache.org by Eric Weaver <we...@sigma.net> on 2001/10/11 22:56:44 UTC
Some stupid questions
I'm looking at using James for a mail service with many thousands of
simultaneous SMTP connections.
The java or class files for
avalon.cornerstone.services.connection.AbstractService and such are evading me;
I can't find that class in any .jar, .class or .java file in the whole CVS
tree. How does the "import" of that class work at all in e.g.
SMTPServer.java??
Thanks...
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Eric C. Weaver weav@sigma.net
"Wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat... and radio operates
exactly the same way... the only difference is that there is no cat."
-- Albert Einstein
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Re: Some stupid questions
Posted by Peter Donald <do...@apache.org>.
On Fri, 12 Oct 2001 06:56, Eric Weaver wrote:
> I'm looking at using James for a mail service with many thousands of
> simultaneous SMTP connections.
>
> The java or class files for
> avalon.cornerstone.services.connection.AbstractService and such are evading
> me; I can't find that class in any .jar, .class or .java file in the whole
> CVS tree. How does the "import" of that class work at all in e.g.
> SMTPServer.java??
It is in cornerstone.bar ;)
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Pete
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Re: Some stupid questions
Posted by Eric Weaver <we...@sigma.net>.
Matthew Pangaro wrote:
>
> You can find the java source in cvs in the following location
> jakarta-avalon-cornerstone\src\java\org\apache\avalon\cornerstone\services\c
> onnection
> (Same cvs server credentials for anoncvs as jakarta-james)
Okay, I've done "checkout" on jakarta-avalon-cornerstone and got all the java
files.
> I believe it gets the class file in the running server from the
> cornerstone-20010925.bar file in the lib dir of cvs, which ends up in
> dist/apps/james/blocks after a build.
Oh. I never ever thought to look for .bar files. Sure enough, they're in
there.
Further (stupid or not) question: James seems to accept only 30 connections at
a time. Can anybody point me to where this limitation is coded (at least in
the immediate sense, not addressing scaling issues)?
Thanks.
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Eric C. Weaver weav@sigma.net
"Wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat... and radio operates
exactly the same way... the only difference is that there is no cat."
-- Albert Einstein
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Re: Some stupid questions
Posted by Matthew Pangaro <mp...@lokitech.com>.
Nah, there are no stupid questions, only stupid.... (JK) ;-)
You can find the java source in cvs in the following location
jakarta-avalon-cornerstone\src\java\org\apache\avalon\cornerstone\services\c
onnection
(Same cvs server credentials for anoncvs as jakarta-james)
I believe it gets the class file in the running server from the
cornerstone-20010925.bar file in the lib dir of cvs, which ends up in
dist/apps/james/blocks after a build.
Hope that helps,
Matt Pangaro
Loki Technologies
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From: "Eric Weaver" <we...@sigma.net>
To: <ja...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 4:56 PM
Subject: Some stupid questions
>
> I'm looking at using James for a mail service with many thousands of
> simultaneous SMTP connections.
>
> The java or class files for
> avalon.cornerstone.services.connection.AbstractService and such are
evading me;
> I can't find that class in any .jar, .class or .java file in the whole CVS
> tree. How does the "import" of that class work at all in e.g.
> SMTPServer.java??
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