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Manually override and launch quartz jobs…

January 20, 2011 / posted in Java / No Comments

Override quartz settings?

So you have a quartz job that’s chugging along nicely until you’re hit with the reality that the job details parameters change or the job needs to be suspended, or something happens that you end up having to recompile and redeploy your application just to update the packaged quartz job properties. This is no fun. You will undoubtedly have to take the updated code through the regular qa cycle, regress test, and then ultimately redeploy your code into the production environment. Surely there must be some way to address this problem when using Jboss…

One way…

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Sending Attachments with the Javamail 1.4.x API

July 25, 2010 / posted in Java / No Comments

Make your emails interesting with attachments!

Not that your emails aren’t already interesting – if you have some kind of regular job running and you want to produce a results bound file sent to your recipients as an attachment, this code example can illustrate one way it can be done. It’s pretty much the same thing as sending a regular email except that it uses multipart attachments as the body content of the message:

package com.faceroller.mail;

public class Mailer {

	private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(Mailer.class);

	public static void send(Email email)
			throws MessagingException, NamingException, IOException {

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