OS - Win2K James - 2.1.2
I have a mailet configured as part of the inbound email processor which handles all incoming messages - the messages are either ghosted (successful handled) or bounced back to the sender (unsuccessful handling). No user accounts are defined in JAMES. The message handling is done by another process accessible through a webservice. If the webservice is not available, the message doesn't get handled and falls through and gets put into the outbound queue for a redelivery attempt. James doesn't seem to send the msg back to the inbound queue even though the domains understood by James are part of the message (how the message originally came to James) Upon availability of the webservice, I'd like to process the messages that initially couldn't be handled. So before passing on the message through, is it possible to modify the message by attaching a known extension field to it. My initial attempts to do so are failing. Barring that approach, what's the best way to distinguish between these initially inbound message vs. messages that are being truly being sent out. What I would really like to do is file the messages under a known JAMES user e.g. 'UNFILED' and then reprocess them using another mailet thus avoiding the outbound queue completely. Do I have to essentially write a 'pop3' client to fetch mails from this special useraccount ? Any advice is appreciated -shal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
