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Article about Testing Email Components

 
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Hey guys I have written an article about testing email components. Chk it out at http://java2simple.blog-city.com/read/506423.htm and let me know what you guys think.
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Hmm. Good to know that there's a Dumbster in case I need to write some raw SMTP or JavaMail stuff.
By the way, the same approach can be used nicely for testing HTTP related components as well, by replacing Dumbster with Jetty, for example. I did that a couple of weeks ago for testing a HTTP-based "ping" utility.
 
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I have not tried Jetty. Let me try and let evrybody know what I think.
Thanx for the tip
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