In there you can find the classes, but not the sources. Do you know where they
are?
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Do you know where I can get the source code from? Then I could implement this
by myself.
I searched through all the JBoss 4.0.5 GA jars but I could not find the classes
in the example of wiki.
Where are the sources located???
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You can likely use system properties in ejb-jar.xml and so use something like
${mail.account} as the name of the account. As for the source, they come from
the .rar file, not sure where this is.
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You can likely use system properties in ejb-jar.xml and so use something like
${mail.account} as the name of the account. As for the source, they come from
the .rar file, not sure where this is.
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I have looked at the wiki. But unfortunately the solution you pointed me to,
requires the POP3/IMAP accounts to be known at deploy time.
They have to be defined inside the ejb-jar.xml.
Is there any other solution, which enables JMS delivery for incoming emails for
which the pop3/imap accounts
You will want to take a look at the JCA/Mail RAR provided by JBoss.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=InboundJavaMail
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