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Alexis Kinsella updated CAMEL-5376:
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Environment:
- Exchange, but should happen with any mail server, since it is not directly
related to (See above)
- Apache James Server 3.X
was:Outlook 2010, but should happen with any mail server, since it is not
directly related to (See above)
> Mail component does not work as expected (Email Deletion is partially broken
> et Disconnect does not work well)
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> Key: CAMEL-5376
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-5376
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: camel-mail
> Affects Versions: 2.9.1
> Environment: - Exchange, but should happen with any mail server,
> since it is not directly related to (See above)
> - Apache James Server 3.X
> Reporter: Alexis Kinsella
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> The way disconnect is implemented causes issues with some other options of
> the consumer. For instance "disconnect" option is not compatible with
> "delete" option.
> The delete action is done in completion action (processCommit: line 185). On
> line 305, processCommit method checks if folder is open, but "disconnect"
> option force folder at null value at the end of poll method (Line 149).
> I guess disconnect method should be called on completion after any other
> completion actions occured: It is not possible to make completion actions if
> connection to mail server is closed.
> The result of the usage of disconnect option and delete option is a
> NullPointerException on test: "if (!folder.isOpen())" statement on line 308.
> Issue should be always reproductible.
> I let you fix the priority of the issue, but it is an annoying issue even if
> there is a workaround by disabling disconnect option ...
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