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necleto2000
Hi all,
I send a large number of emails using javamail. My problem is that my
provider limits the number of emails I can send out per minute per
session. On top of that, it does not allow me to use another SMTP
server than its own.
My first way to deal with that has been to include a sleep in my
sending loop in order to respect their quota (20 mails per minute).
But I now would like to explore faster ways to send emails out.
One of my idea was to close the session and reopen a new one to see if
that would be accepted by my provider server. But I don't see that
being a possilbe with javamail. Am I wrong?
Can you come up with other ideas?
Has anyone of you guys had to deal with such an issue before?
Thanks,
Necleto
I send a large number of emails using javamail. My problem is that my
provider limits the number of emails I can send out per minute per
session. On top of that, it does not allow me to use another SMTP
server than its own.
My first way to deal with that has been to include a sleep in my
sending loop in order to respect their quota (20 mails per minute).
But I now would like to explore faster ways to send emails out.
One of my idea was to close the session and reopen a new one to see if
that would be accepted by my provider server. But I don't see that
being a possilbe with javamail. Am I wrong?
Can you come up with other ideas?
Has anyone of you guys had to deal with such an issue before?
Thanks,
Necleto