problem with new JavaMail

[K.-P. Kirchdoerfer]

Moin;

I ran into a problem with the new JavaMail-beta1.

I used the previous alpha version JavaMail 0.1 to send mail.
The TO:-field had been filled with:
msg(message.TO, InternetAddress)
Worked pretty well.

Now SUN changed it to:
msg(message.RecipientType.TO, InternetAddress)

They stated in the changes.txt:

Added new RecipientType inner class, and changed getRecipients and
setRecipients to use it.

Changing my NetRexx source according to the docs (and like the
provided sample), NetRexx throws the following error:
122 +++ mailmsg.setRecipients(Message.RecipientType.TO,myadr)
    +++                               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    +++ Error: The property 'RecipientType' cannot be found in class
'javax.mail.Message' or a superclass

The sample compiles without errors, and works as expected.

Any hints?

TIA
kp
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[dIon Gillard/Multitask Consulting/AU]

At 08:54 14/01/98 +0100, you wrote:
>Moin;
>
>I ran into a problem with the new JavaMail-beta1.
NetRexx can't handle inner classes yet....I rank it as the most important
thing for Mike to implement.

>Added new RecipientType inner class, and changed getRecipients and
>setRecipients to use it.

>Changing my NetRexx source according to the docs (and like the
>provided sample), NetRexx throws the following error:
>122 +++ mailmsg.setRecipients(Message.RecipientType.TO,myadr)
>    +++                               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>    +++ Error: The property 'RecipientType' cannot be found in class
>'javax.mail.Message' or a superclass
>
>The sample compiles without errors, and works as expected.
>
>Any hints?

None I can think of, other than ask Mike to define a Nested keyword for
inner classes...
dIon Gillard
Sun Certified Java 1.1 Programmer
Work: http://www.multitask.com.au
NetRexx: http://www.multitask.com.au/netrexx
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[dIon Gillard/Multitask Consulting/AU]

dIon Gillard wrote:
> >I ran into a problem with the new JavaMail-beta1.
> NetRexx can't handle inner classes yet....I rank it as the most important
> thing for Mike to implement.
>
> >The sample compiles without errors, and works as expected.
> >
> >Any hints?
> None I can think of, other than ask Mike to define a Nested keyword for
> inner classes...

Mike, how about this as an example of the syntax for inner classes:

class Fred

properties indirect
        i
        name
        sandwich = ''

method eat(s=String)
        Say "eat the "sandwich

nested class Topping
properties indirect
        colour = 'Red'
        taste = 'Jam'
method toString returns String
        return 'Topping has taste 'taste' and is 'colour' to look at.'
end Topping -- Note this ends the nested class definition, so methods
from here on in belong to Fred
-- also note 'Topping' is optional

method topMe(t=Fred.Topping)
        say t 'is used to fill me up'

-- a class will always be a top level class
class Barney
method belch returns String
        return 'AARERGH!'

I'd also suggest adding an optional end for the class statement so that
you can do things like:

class Fred
properties shared
        x
        y
end Fred

Just for clarity, and consistency with nested classes.
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