Re: Jamm errors

Tom Diehl wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I was wondering if there is any work being done to improve the error handeling
>in Jamm? I find that if I make some kind of error during data entry I either
>get the Jamm error page that tells me to contact my administrator or try
>again later or I get a tomcat error page. Neither of which help me diagnose
>the problem.
>
>For instance, I was cutting and pasting new users into Jamm and I accidently
>got a space in front of the email address. Jamm took the entry OK but I noticed
>that the active check box was unchecked. I checked it and hit apply and I got
>a tomcat error page referring me to the tomcat logs. Not a useful error IMO.
>I then tried to go back into the account and I got the Jamm error page that
>tells me to try again later. Again not useful. In order to fix the problem
>I had to go into ldap directly and rm the extra space. Obviously, if this
>were to happen to one of my users they would not be able to fix it them self.
>
>Since a space is illegal in an email address anyway, can Jamm look for 
>spaces and other illegal characters in the email address and give a meaningful
>error please?
>  
>
There are a lot of other possible invalid addresses.
For our own email address validator we use the clases from james with
very good success.

http://james.apache.org/

*org.apache.mailet.MailAddress

*

André


>Regards,
>
>Tom
>
>
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