Note: the current JavaMail implementaion is geared to IMAP servers.
if you use a POP3 account you must use the Delete otherwiae you will
continue to get copies of the email in ofbiz.
David E Jones sent the following on 8/4/2006 5:58 PM:
I reviewed this recently to cover it in the new advanced framework
package. There is a test MCA rule and corresponding service in the
common component that might be helpful.
You do also need to setup your mail server in the ofbiz-containers.xml
file in addition to what you described, but that's really about it.
-David
On Aug 4, 2006, at 12:26 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
Hello All:
Quick question - Si Chen provided a really nice description of how to
use mca's to sort incoming mail (see jira #OFBIZ-628 - 20/March/06),
but I'm wondering, how does the mca get triggered initially in this
case? Does putting the mca definition in the ofbiz-component.xml file
cause this rule to fire?
If I follow Si's suggestions, I can see the mca is loaded (in the log
file) but, if I put a debug statement on the first line in the
CommonServices.mcaTest.java, it never gets called, so I think maybe
the service is never triggered?
Anything else I need to configure?
TIA
Ruth
