Re: Which application uses GNU JavaMail ?

I ran the test with the latest CVS version for javamail and inetlib.
Same result, the listing is still looping.

I am connecting to imap.free.fr

I don't know the IMAP server name and version... If you can enlighten =20=

me on how to get it ?

Are there a lot of server-dependent issues making Gnu JavaMail not =20
functional ?

Regards,
Cedric

Le 12 f=C3=A9vr. 06 =C3=A0 13:14, Chris Burdess a =C3=A9crit :

> Cedric Hyppolite wrote:
>> The exception is thrown on the indicated line:
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>>  in getSharedNamespaces (IMAPStore.java)
>> ...
>>             Namespaces.Namespace[] n =3D ns.getShared();
>> -->       Folder[] f =3D new Folder[n.length];
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> OK, that's an easy one, I've committed a fix for it to CVS.
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>> I modified the code not to open the folder. Now I start to see =20
>> some IMAP folders. However it seems that listing of a non default =20
>> folder returns itself as subfolder. Which make the recursive =20
>> listing of folders enter a loop.
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>> Here is a test that could show the loop, if you want to try it.
>>
>> This may be solved in the CVS_HEAD version that I will check ASAP. =20=

>> Could you give me the cvs server connection info and the module =20
>> list ?
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> The instructions are at
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>   https://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group=3Dclasspathx
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> Basically
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>   cvs -d:pserver:[email protected]:/sources/classpathx =20=

> co mail
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> I don't think this will solve your recursive listing problem =20
> though. Your test code works fine for me, perhaps this is an issue =20
> with your IMAP server? Which IMAP server is it?
> --=20
> =E7=8A=AC Chris Burdess
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