Another class which does more than I want is Transport. ... it sets message headers
Bill Shannon wrote:
I'm not sure what you're referring to.
You are right Bill. I wrote based upon my poor memory of experiments I did a year ago or more. I had noticed that headers were being set in a way which seemed out of my control, and I guessed incorrectly it was being done in Transport.
But the frustrations which mail-server developers face in using JavaMail don't worry me quite so much anymore. In my project I have gotten around some of those frustrations by writing some simple classes for my basic needs. Note that my project is not James, but an offshoot of James.
Thank you, Rich Hammer
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