I runned *mvn test -Dtest=*AppTest so in web dir as core as AppRoot, but
even I couldn't receave even 1 e-mail from my App(fuse).
(Obs.: I had just given up try run my AppFuse via Cargo/TomCat bcoz anyway
I get able to deploy/run in Eclipse's TomCat (following WTP steps).)
What do u suggest
For testing, there's only two faces, the "test" phase that runs JUnit
tests and the "integration-test" phase that starts Tomcat (with Cargo)
and runs the Canoo WebTests. Is there some other information you're
looking for?
Matt
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 5:25 AM, Ice-Man wrote:
> Hi Matt ,
>
>
Hi Matt ,
I just couldn't find a general test appFuse tutorial or even quick guide.
Could u plz point 1 to me??!
(Obs.: some pages insinuates run *mvn integration-test* my app will be
deployed/running on Cargo TomCat.)
In advance, thnx,
Ice-Man
2009/1/8 Matt Raible
> I'd suggest cha
I'd suggest changing all e-mail addresses in sample-data.xml to your
own. Then run all the tests and you should see some e-mails in your
inbox.
Matt
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 1:42 PM, Ice-Man wrote:
> Matt,
>
> Ok, it seemed It was a breeze to send mail with James. But, I've put my
> this(gm
Matt,
Ok, it seemed It was a breeze to send mail with James. But, I've put my
this(gmail) e-mail addres in such 'default.from=' as in 'E-Mail' field from
SignUp form (and also my bol.com.br box); and it doesn't appear any error
msg from Jetty console. But, yet I didn't receive any msg from
Just posting feedback,
Fabio,
I've tryied with authentication and no, but I always get the same result.
Youssef,
Very good your contibution about TLS config (something I didn't find in
Internet/google) and 'auth' confirm!
Attila,
Great your complete setup and further information! (Ah,
Hi,
this settings are working for me, my app runs on my own public server (no
proxy, firewall, etc server), or for testing on my own notebook.
mail.default.from=Name
mail.debug=true
mail.transport.protocol=smtp
mail.smtp.starttls.enable=true
mail.host=smtp.gmail.com
mail.username=...@gmail.com
you need to configure your java mail props to have
mail.smtp.auth = true
mail.smtp.starttls.enable = true
as for the port you can use 587 instead.
Regards, Youssef
On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 11:03 PM, Ice-Man wrote:
> Fabio,
>
> I think u've pointed me in the right way, bcoz there are a lot
One thing you can try is signing up a user with an email address within the
domain of the company. ( maybe your own email address within your company ).
I've found that external email address wont work. e.g. @gmail.com unless
the exchange server is configured to forward mails from your server
Fabio,
I think u've pointed me in the right way, bcoz there are a lot of Secure
Policies here!! :O
I asked the people from infra-structure/network and I made the
configuration accordingly, but, unfortunetally, get the same result.
I guess the only solution is download SMTP Server and
ins
It seems the mail server is blocking port 25, sometimes they do this so that
the server is not used as a mail forwarder they only let you send emails if
you are able to authenticate yourself. Have you tried the mail properties
with username and password?
Hope it helps,
Fabio
Ice-Man wrote:
>
If you haven't received an answer, it's likely that no one knows the answer.
Matt
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 9:22 AM, Ice-Man wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Everytime I try to configure (in mail.properties) mail.host= as myCompany
> OutLook SMTP Server or either a WebMailler SMTP Server, I always
Hi all,
Everytime I try to configure (in mail.properties) mail.host= as myCompany
OutLook SMTP Server or either a WebMailler SMTP Server, I always get an
error (for instance): '...[btpool0-3] MailEngine.send(76) | Mail server
connection failed; nested exception is javax.mail.Massageing
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