Hi,
(This may be slightly OT, you decide)
Currently, I'm writing a POP client-like class.
To test it, I
0/ launch James on localhost (1 time, for all tests)
and, for each test,
1/ delete all messages from the test account
2/ send - SMTP - messages to the test account
3/ wait a little
3/ run one test :
(It makes POP call(s) to the test account, on localhost.)
The steps 1,2,3 are a pain. They are slow, and I run into timing problems.
A better solution would be a Mock POP server.
s = new MockPopServer (110) ;
s.loadSimpleMessage ("[EMAIL PROTECTED]",
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", "subject 1", "..body");
s.loadSimpleMessage ("[EMAIL PROTECTED]",
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", "subject 2", "..body");
Advantage : faster, simpler, deterministic.
Question :
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Before I start writing it,
- Does it exists somewhere?
- Can I use James in a simpler way, to serve that purpose.
Alain Ravet
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