Re: [exec] Misunderstanding DaemonExecutor and DefaultExecutor for asynchronous execution

Hi Edgar, had a quick look and I can spot no obvious issue (apart from starting batch files which is error prone). Having said that could you check out * https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/EXEC-57 *

Re: [email] ImageHtmlEmail and base64 encoded image in html body throws exception

Hi Raffale, because poor old commons-email (or at least me) was not aware of the feature :-) I had a quick look * Sending a HTML file with embedded images (without DataSourceResolver) seems to work but the email is not properly displayed with all email clients. Does this * Do you have a

Re: [email] ImageHtmlEmail and base64 encoded image in html body throws exception

break the rules at your own peril bye __ From: Raffaele Gambelli Sent: Wednesday, December 6, 2017 10:43 AM To: Commons Users List Subject: Re: [email] ImageHtmlEmail and base64

Re: [email] ImageHtmlEmail and base64 encoded image in html body throws exception

Hi Martin, have you read my question? Why are you continueing to talk about a different matter, can I ask you to try to explain me, if you know it, if I found a bug or not? Saying differently, how do you send an email containing base64 encoded images in its html? Thanks, bye Raffaele

Re: [email] ImageHtmlEmail and base64 encoded image in html body throws exception

Hi Andreas, yes I did! I did what I specified in my first email, so I did what, maybe, would have to do commons email, identifying the encoded image, extracting its bytes, decoding them, transforming them into ByteArrayDataSource (javamail) and give it to the embed method, it worked but

Re: [email] ImageHtmlEmail and base64 encoded image in html body throws exception

Hi Raffaele, I think the form ": > Hi Martin, > > have you read my question? Why are you continueing to talk about a > different matter, can I ask you to try to explain me, if you know it, if I > found a bug or not? > Saying differently, how do you send an email containing base64 encoded >