Norman Maurer wrote:
If i use:
getMailetContext().sendMail(mail.getSender(), new
MailAddress[]{recipient}.asList(), message, "testProcessor");
i get:
Cannot invoke asList() on the array type MailAddress[]
Sorry, I wrote it too fast:
Arrays.asList(new MailAddress[]{recipient});
i have found the error.. it was a ClassCast exception .. logged in spool
log.
the "(MimeMessage) mail" is you classcast.
I cast the mail.getMessage(); to MimeMessage cause i want to add headers
and save them after that:
mail.getMessage() is alreade a MimeMessage.
You were casting a Mail to MimeMessage.
MimeMessage message = newMail.getMessage();
message.addHeader("X-User", user);
message.addHeader("X-Domain", domain);
message.saveChanges();
I also have removed the mail.setAttributes(); methods. cause the values
get lost afet send the message ..
You don't need them! You have the corrent sender and the corrent
recipient in the sent mail: use it!
I simply don't understand why you should parse the message to add
headers when you already have the informations in the Mail object
processed by the spool.
So i want add the headers and get the values i need later out of the
headers.
"later" => WHEN? why? inside james? outside james?
Stefano
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