I am developing an email client. I have being able to retrieve messages from server (Dovecot imap). I am not able to retrieve or to show the related reply messages. This concept is know as message thread. Can anyone help me about how to get this message thread in Java mail?
I tried using gimap (Google imap) lib but got confused.
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I want to create a Telegram bot and use it, inside a group, as a bridge to get user messages and information, then send messages through the bot with a fake name.
So the Problem is: Bot receives the message after it's broadcasted to everyone and I should get the message and delete it, then do my stuff but this can reveal the user's identity.
I want to get the message before it's broadcasted to anyone and:
Prevent the message from broadcasting.
Bridge message through the bot and send the same message as the fake user created in my server.
Is there any other solution to use out there? except inline mode?
I am evaluating MessageBird service. I got a Virtual Mobile Number. I am able to send message to dummy numbers (until i get approval for sending messages to real USA number)
Unknown: My problem is about reading the messages received by a VMN.
Details: If I as a VMN owner send a message to consumer e.g. +1(111)111-1111 and i am interested in reading the response from the consumer, how to do get it?
MessageBird documentation expects me to know the ID for response message object (or my understanding is wrong). The documentation is good but i don't see a way to programmatically achieve it. Any suggestions How to achieve it?
Thanks in advance!
Messagebird have a feature of forward incoming sms data through webhook(get or post method). if you set an url then Messagebird will forward every incoming sms to you(or your server). You can easily read get/post response.
I'm doing some very simple TCP socket programming right now and I have a small problem I can't seem to find the answer to. Basically, what I'm building is a server program and a client program that allow the client to request a file from the server and the server will send it.
My problem is that if the client requests a file that the server doesn't have I need to send an error message back to the client. Is there a flag that I can set to do this? I can't just send a string containing an error message because it is possible that that message could appear in a file transfer at some point and trigger an incorrect response.
I have looked through the MAN pages and some other resources but I couldn't seem to figure it out. I'm working in a Linux environment.
Thank you!
See comments on my original post from kaylum and Remy Lebeau for the solution.
Normally I watch logs using tail -f /the/error.log, but I normally only act upon them when I hear people complain. I know you can send them to an email address, but email simply sucks. So I rather want the error logs of my server to be sent to a dedicated slack channel.
My question is: how can I watch additions to the error log and catch those additions in a variable so I can send them as json to the slack webhook? I also wonder, what if the error logs is more than one line? I don't want a 20-line error to be sent as 20 separate messages.
All tips are welcome!
I am trying to add email notification features to my Restlet server. I just learned today from Stackoverflow that Java Mail is synchronous.
So there are two obvious options: 1. use a really fast SMTP server 2. make it Asnyc
Well synchronously calling SMTP servers always introduce more delay. And since I'm simply using Java SE, no fancy EE stuff. What I am thinking about is initializing a new thread for sending the mail, however, things get much more complicated when I actually want to send the response from the mail server to web client to confirm mail is being processed by mail server, as I'll have to wait for thread to get a response.
Kinda confused right now, can anyone kindly offer suggestions on how I can do it with Java SE?
Server: Ubuntu Server 12.04
Java SE offers concurrency functionality for delegating work into seperate threads see java tutorial