Enabling imap inbound email in 18.12.05

Hi everyone, I'm trying to configure inbound email. . Outbound mail is working so the username, password etc that I'm using in example config hafe been tested. I've uncommented the javamail listener in ofbiz/framework/service/ofbiz-component.xml as suggested in the article at

Re: Inquiry on the use of API

Hi Godwin, Please, if not done yet, subscribe to the user ML for such questions and then use your email client. See why here http://ofbiz.apache.org/mailing-lists.html. You will get a better support, people can answer you on the ML. The wider the audience the better the answers you might get.

Inquiry on the use of API

Good day Team, We are reviewing the OFBIZ application and we are trying to get some inquires on the API configuration with other system. We are currently hosting our DB on another backend services called fineract and we want to identify the easiet way to connect

Re: AW: Async Services

Hello, With persist='false' your service will running on an other thread With persist='true' your service will store on jobSandbox entity for an execution throw the job poller Nicolas On 07/03/2023 08:24, Ingo Wolfmayr wrote: Hi Michael, sorry "persist". Best regards, Ingo

AW: Async Services

Ok, just found that not all added services fail. If I add 100 jobs it works as in serviceengine the value "jobs" == 100. If I add 200 jobs, 100 will fail. If I change the jobs value to 50, 50 of 100 will fail. I have to check why. Does not make sense to me right now. Thanks for your help.

AW: Async Services

Hi Michael, the dispatcher is available when the script is called (it’s a groovy service that calls another service - async). The async service is added to the jobSandbox. When it is started, the job is missing dispatcher: dctx.getDispatcher() In a loop: Map serviceCtxx = [:]

Re: Async Services

Hi Ingo, with a dispatcher of null, I wonder how it should be possible to run a service (synx or async)? If it is a groovy script in the context of a screen, you should have dispatcher and delegator available. Else you should provide more information of the process/code. I am not aware of

AW: Async Services

Hi Michael, thanks for the fast response. I have one more question: I created a services that is fired inside a groovy script - async. When I define persist = "true" the dispatcher is null / delegator not defined. I use tenants. Sync works. Async with persist = false works Async with persist