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Devon Hillard commented on JBSEAM-4176:
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I've worked around this by sub-classing MailSession with my own APPLICATION precedence
component which overrides setPassword and setUsername, with added checks for empty
strings, and setting null to the member vars in those cases. Works fine.
MailSession can't be set to use auth in one environment and not
in another
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Key: JBSEAM-4176
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-4176
Project: Seam
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Core
Affects Versions: 2.1.1.GA
Reporter: Devon Hillard
Priority: Minor
(Summary could be worded better)
If you define MailSession in components.xml like this:
<mail:mail-session host="@mailhost@" port="@mailport@"
username="@mailusername@" password="@mailpassword@" />
And set the mailusername and mailpassword in the environment specific
components.properties files, you can't use a mail server without authentication in any
environment.
Putting this in a components.properties:
mailusername=
seems to set an empty string into the property, which passes the "(getUsername() !=
null" test in MailSession.java used to determine if it should authenticate with the
mail server.
Therefore it tries to authenticate with empty username and password, which typically
fails on a system that doesn't not require auth for outgoing mail (from internal
servers for instance).
In this scenario our dev environment needs to use a mail server that does require auth,
but in production, it needs to use a mail server without auth. Currently this is
requiring us to manually change the components.xml to have:
<mail:mail-session host="@mailhost@" port="@mailport@" />
in the production ear.
A simple fix would be to change the logic in MailSession to do:
getUsername() != null && getUsername().trim().length() > 0 instead of the
current null check.
The relevant lines to change are 105, 109, and 152.
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