Hi > I can take up some tests. > > I was thinking of writing tests with JPython. It seems to have pop3, smtp, > imap, nntp client libraries and can use Java mail classes if it needs to. > Python libraries seem to be close to the telnet level and also reasonable to > modify. > > Harmeet
Hmmm. Looks interesting. The libraries would definitely make writing tests easier, and seem pretty close to the wire. (compared to JavaMail, which is fully abstracted). Personally, I'd prefer if all of the code was in Java (fewer dependencies and less for me to learn ;) ), but I can see why these libraries would be helpful. It would be great if we had something similar written in Java. (In fact, it probably wouldn't be *that* hard to write...) As to doing up some tests using these libraries, go for it. If you can make them JUnit tests, even better. (As long as I can run them automated from ant, reporting success/failure, I'll be happy.) I'm not sure about the licencing issues though - is the Jython runtime Apache compatible? (I guess we can just make developers download it separately, anyhow). ciao Daz -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
