HA-JavaMail: High-Availability JavaMail
Introduction
HA-JavaMail is a JavaMail transport proxy that adds efficiency and reliability to an underlying JavaMail provider.
HA-JavaMail is NOT an SMTP implementation - it's a wrapper around an existing imp
Tutorial Details:
Features
High-Availibility
Manages connections to multiple mail servers.
Message sending will retry with the next available transport until successful.
Detected dead connections are automatically re-opened and made available.
Efficiency
Messages are sent asynchronously to minimize impact of network latency between client and mail server.
Configurable sending strategies, e.g. email address host grouping minimizes work required to lookup domains.
Tranparent integration
Implements the javax.mail.Transport interface
Integration is as simple as placing HA-JavaMail jar file into classpath.
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HA-JavaMail: High-Availability JavaMail
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Introduction
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HA-JavaMail is NOT an SMTP implementation - it's a wrapper around an existing imp
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