mailreader | RFC parser as an AMD module | Runtime Evironment library

Here is a peculiar problem. The intention is to send a mail via SMTP for office365.

I have been able to consistently send mail from my local laptop.

But when deployed on our server (behind a firewall), it does not succeed. Note: The port 587 for smtp.office365.com is accessible and confirmed on the server. Here are the properties via which it successfully works from my local computer.

I am trying to create a program where I am using a module called PGM. That is basically a gmail module. When I get the list of email ids and then get the number of ids in order to get the number of emails I have in my inbox, it works fine, but here is the thing when I put inside an infinite loop to check for any new emails, when I send an email to my inbox it doesn't update the number. It keeps printing the same value.

Here is the code.

I am adding custom header while sending email in Java. If anybody gives reply to that email I need to store the content of that email in database. I might receive multiple reply for that mail. So for identification I am adding custom header with unique value.

While reading unread email from inbox folder from imaps store, I am unable to read custom header. Other than custom header I am able to read other header.

I am reading email using below Class

I build an application using Java to read emails. And It worked without any errors past days. But suddenly today came up an error like this.

Sample Timeout is a useful tool for preventing "stuck" request that pauses the test, but it seems that it isn't fully supported:

For this to work, the sampler must implement Interruptible. The following samplers are known to do so:

AJP, BeanShell, FTP, HTTP, Soap, AccessLog, MailReader, JMS Subscriber, TCPSampler, TestAction, JavaSampler

For example SmtpSampler can't be interrupted with Sample Timeout.

Is there a specific reason some samplers can't be interrupted or should an enhancement be open for Smtp sampler or all samplers?

Is Runtime Controller is a better way to achieve same requirement?

I have a REST client in Jersey JAX-RS which takes requests and then using Hibernate's JPA implementation retrieves the data from the database and returns a JSON.

Using a shared entity manager, the performance is quite good but if there are multiple requests, I get exceptions from Hibernate, mainly NullPointerException.

If I use an entity manager per request I don't get any exceptions but the performance is lower.

What is the proper way of handling the EntityManager?

EDIT:

Following Albert's comment below I have used EntityManagerHelper.java and changed the entityManager references to use EntityManagerHelper.getEntityManager()

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I've got a problem with my spring batch configuration using a RepositoryItemReader, A custom processor and a RepositoryItemWriter to save all the changes back in the Database. I googled my hands off and can't really find an answer or see where the problem is :(

My Job definition is:

I'm trying to read a pixel from an external program and then get its RGB colors. This works flawlessly whenever I find the location with the mouse and extract the pixel colors. However when I try to do it from a console program, the RBG colors comes back.. differently than what I expected.

I believe it could be an offset missing, so whenever I find the location using my mouse it's using my screens pixel, and whenever I activate the external program using the function below it will take the pixel locations from that window handle.

It could also be something about it being a game, and it's getting drawn differently, any tips? If I try to get the pixel colors from notepad it works.