re: James logging

hi Duc

>I know that takes you more effort to find the remote host server. But the
point is, James uses its mailet pipeline system, it's hard to wrap all
information in all pipeline into one line of log.
But each peace of information is provided by a specific mailet.

I understand that James passes email through a series of mailet code before the final outcome of deciding what should be done with the message. However the information I want is the response from a remote server that James has sent a message to. That surely must be potentially available at a single point in James' mailet stream.

The mailets you mention do sound like reasonable places to look though.

>And I don't think your desire can be easy to implemented - from my little
knowledge about James :D

Nah 

log.info(remoteSever.getResponse());

How hard can it be? Seriously, I think it's a missing feature that should be implemented even if I have to do it myself :-)

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