Hi Isomorphic,
12.1p/PowerEdition/2023-08-16 and 13.0p/EnterpriseEval/2023-08-18 both include javax.mail-1.6.2.jar and mail.jar, which both offer the same classes (javax.mail.*).
It's great that you now support JavaMail 1.5+, as I just found out the hard way we need this to connect to mail servers only supporting TLS 1.2.
I'm not sure you left the old mail.jar in the downloads on purpose. But this might lead to classloader issues if one just deploys all jars.
Also, JavaModuleDependencies should mention "javax.mail" now and not "mail", as this is the new jar name.
I did not look at your maven files as I'm not using it, but this might be worth checking as well.
Best regards
Blama
12.1p/PowerEdition/2023-08-16 and 13.0p/EnterpriseEval/2023-08-18 both include javax.mail-1.6.2.jar and mail.jar, which both offer the same classes (javax.mail.*).
It's great that you now support JavaMail 1.5+, as I just found out the hard way we need this to connect to mail servers only supporting TLS 1.2.
I'm not sure you left the old mail.jar in the downloads on purpose. But this might lead to classloader issues if one just deploys all jars.
Also, JavaModuleDependencies should mention "javax.mail" now and not "mail", as this is the new jar name.
I did not look at your maven files as I'm not using it, but this might be worth checking as well.
Best regards
Blama
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