Re: SMTPHandler
Stephen McConnell <[email protected]> Fri, 10 Jan 2003 23:33:39 +0100
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Noel J. Bergman wrote:
>Steve,
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>Is that in the HEAD branch?
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Yep.
>I have to update my copy of that. Been patching up v2 stuff this week.
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>Speaking of patching ... are you familar with what I need to do to address
>the Avalon changes so that GUMP can build us properly?
>
Umm ... familiar is not the word that I would use. I'm was trying to
build james against the cornerstone CVS but there are simply too many
problems and I reverted to the "special" version in the james/lib
directory. The changes that were applied to Cornerstone several months
ago (retraction of Component, and the replacement of Composable with
Serviceable) simply create too many problems (and this is a build phase
- nothing to do with which container you are using) to spend too much
time on it.
Options are:
a) we (Avalon) rollback Cornerstone to implement ComponentManager
+ addition of Component to the inhertance graph of
related components
or
b) upgrading James to use ServiceManager
I would suggest proceeding with option (b) but to be honest - I have not
been tracking all of the James messages - instead I've been watching the
Mailet API discussions with an interest in ensuring that the concepts
related to containment architectures can fully support the notions of a
"virgin-component-model" - i.e. I'm noty completely up-to-date on the
state of the 2.1 relase. But anywhay the transition from Composable to
Serviceable is not too difficult is just a matter of some specific
replacements and a some validatition - the more relavant question is when?
Cheers, Steve.
> --- Noel
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Stephen McConnell [mailto:[email protected]]
>Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 16:14
>To: James Developers List
>Subject: SMTPHandler
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>While building James after a CVS update from a couple of minute ago:
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> CLASS: org.apache.james.smtpserver.SMTPHandler
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>Is appears to be missing the following input statement:
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> import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
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>Cheers, Steve.
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