can someone help me out. I am trying to attach a file to a mail
message using commons.net and cannot figure it out. Where can I find
documentation or an example?
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Why don´t you try commons-mail instead?
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will do. Thanks.
On 9/19/06, Alfredo Ledezma Melendez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why don´t you try commons-mail instead?
Regards,
Alfredo Ledezma Meléndez.
Gerencia Implantación S.A.P.
Supervisor Técnico WEB-ABAP
Radiomóvil DIPSA, S. A. de C. V.
Lago
Hi all,
This problem is driving crazy, I''ve spent a lot of time trying to figure
out what's wrong ;-( and until now I don't have any clue. (Tried to search
in docs but didn't find this scenario)
Ok, I've built some tiny classes to explain what's happening.:
1.) I have a ParentBean class that
The application I work on currently uses Log4j, we at startup, we do this:
* read in xml file with log4j settings (similar to log4j.properties, but this
xml has environment dependant settings).
* use our framework to parse the XML and return a Properties object with the
right settings for that
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can someone help me out. I am trying to attach a file to a mail
message using commons.net and cannot figure it out. Where can I find
documentation or an example?
The org.apache.commons.net.smtp package provides only the means to
interact with the
Hi Jesse,
Jesse Vitrone wrote:
The application I work on currently uses Log4j, we at startup, we do this:
* read in xml file with log4j settings (similar to log4j.properties, but
this xml has environment dependant settings). * use our framework to parse
the XML and return a Properties
Jesse Vitrone wrote:
The application I work on currently uses Log4j, we at startup, we do this:
* read in xml file with log4j settings (similar to log4j.properties, but this
xml has environment dependant settings).
* use our framework to parse the XML and return a Properties object with the
Well, I guess the issue is that when we use log4j, we manually configure it,
but when Commons uses log4j, it hasn't been manually configured by us, so I was
wondering if there was a way for Commons Logging to pass our manual configs on
to Log4j when Commons initializes it.
I'm going to look
Hi there,
In the Java code, if I creat an Order bean instancen, and set it to the
variable 'order' in the Jelly context as showed in the folllowing code
snippet,
…
myJellyContext.setVariable(order, order);
…
myScript.run(myJellyContext, output);
...
Then in the Jelly script, I would expect the
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