Maybe you can zip or Base64-encode the erroneous mail before attaching and redirecting.
Good luck
Hes.
-----Original Message-----
From: Darryl Genner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 28 september 2004 10:47
To: 'James Users List'
Subject: RE: Retrieval of mail delivered to error bin.
# try using "Redirect" in the error processor (and elsewhere) to
redirect
# them as attachements, that way the "error" will be much less likely to
be
# recreated.
# The risk of re-inserting flawed messages is well known, in this case
it
# would be of a pernicious (structural?) error in the original message
still
# affecting delivery, even when wrapped in a new message, causing an
# infinite
# loop round spool->error->spool->error with the message growing at each
# iteration until you run out of ram or storage space.
The mail was dropped into the error bin because of an unhandled
ClassCastException that was thrown by the Mailet, which in its own right
is enough to give me the heebie-jeebies. The Mailet has been extended to
accommodate this so it won't happen again. The trouble is that I can not
have the mail re-sent, but I do need to collect it from the James server
via POP3. I've tried every thing that I could think of and find through
Google, but I just can't get at it, and desperately need to.
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