Yes it was my fault. Did not know that I have to call first
ERJavaMail.sharedInstance().finishInitialization() and
ERJavaMail.sharedInstance().initializeFrameworkFromSystemProperties()
You don't. You have to init via the props. That it works this way is
pure chance.
Cheers, Anjo
Am 02.0
Sorry for the last empty message... ;-)
Thank you!
Yes it was my fault. Did not know that I have to call first
ERJavaMail.sharedInstance().finishInitialization() and
ERJavaMail.sharedInstance().initializeFrameworkFromSystemProperties()
It is working now.
On 02.03.2008, at 09:12, Mike Schr
On 02.03.2008, at 09:12, Mike Schrag wrote:
my system properties are not recognized by ERJavaMail.
It complains with the following message:
When setting 'er.javamail.centralize=true' (which means you just
test sending mails), you must also give a valid '[EMAIL PROTECTED]
' to which the mail
my system properties are not recognized by ERJavaMail.
It complains with the following message:
When setting 'er.javamail.centralize=true' (which means you just
test sending mails), you must also give a valid '[EMAIL PROTECTED]
' to which the mails are sent.
I have already tried to set them
