You can disregard the questions I had before.. I figured it out. The updates for the CVS code are complete. I have included the tar file with the smtp auth updates, just extract it where you downloaded you cvs dist. You'll notice two new options in the config.xml file under the <smtpserver> area. Just uncomment them to test them out. Let me know any problems that are found or if there are any questions about it. Also, I am interested in implementing STARTTLS capabilities (RFC 2487) in James if nobody else is currently working on it. Let me know. Thanks, Jason Jason Borden wrote: > > I've started porting the code to the latest cvs build. > There's only one issue I've run into. In the 1.2.1 release > I had access to a Context in SMTPHandler which no longer > exists. I tried implementing Contectualizable, but it > doesn't seem to do the trick... Really the only reason I > need the context is because I was doing a > context.get(Constants.SERVER_NAMES); to get the valid > domain list from the server. Can you think of any way to > get around this? BTW, I am using the same > UserRepository.test method that pop3 uses to authenticate > users. Thanks for your help, Jason > > > Jason, > > > > This sounds great. Other people have talked about > needing SMTP AUTH > > features, so your contribution would be very welcome. > > > > Is there any chance you can download the code in CVS > (or the 20010612 > > source drop at > > > http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-james/nightly/src/ > ) and port > > your changes to that? > > Your probably best placed to test this. > > > > By the way, how are you doing the authenticating? > > > > You can either cut and paste changes/ new classes into > a message to the > > list or send a tarball. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Charles
jakarta-james-SMTP-auth.tar.gz
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