OK, I give....
I retrieved the latest JAMES, set it up, and started it up with default
mailers. So far so good. I then wanted to write a mailet that would allow
ALL pieces of mail sent through JAMES to go to a custom backend. In effect,
JAMES parses the e-mail and carries out specialized API commands (in JAVA)
to do the actual work, later sending back an e-mail message telling the
sender what was actually done.
Almost so far so good....
I wrote a mailet similar to NotifySender and installed it. Everything works
until I actually go to instantiate my API class. At the point, all logging
stops. To be more specific, assume I have a class with the following
prototype:
public class FOO extends GenericMailet implements FOOListener {
public FOO() {|
log ("Foo initialized");
}
public Foo.myMethod(String s1, String s2) {
log("Foo myMethod called ("+s1+","+s2+")");
... do magic ...
}
}
In my mailet service routine, I have code such the following
.... use Mail api to get recipient etc.... all works...
log("About to call FOO"); // This shows up in log
FOO f = new FOO(); // No logging from FOO
log("FOO called"); // No logging from here on
What am I missing? It appears that calling the new() of this call causes
trouble. I can't believe JAMES can't handle external calls, so I must be
missing something. What's the right way to do this?
Many thanks....
John Antypas
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