OpenEMM Technical Support Forum

Of course you can raise that cap on mails sent, but you will find yourself blacklisted in no time among all the major email providers (gmail, hotmail, etc...). You will be labeled as a spammer, because one shouldn't try to send that many emails within such a short timeframe (50 000 mails in a second...

I am finally about to try out RC2, but you haven't answered my questions. Which Tomcat version shall I use?

I would like to know that too, how do you use postfix instead of sendmail? Is everything working?

I don't agree with you, ricaluanna, this could be more than "customization". There may be room for these features as native OpenEMM features.
Actually, I'm rather surprised the pro version customers haven't asked for those yet.

I would have liked to use the most recent release, but you were late on shipping the RC ;) When it comes to 6.2, you might want to make Resin 3.0 downloadable in your Sourceforge and/or download section, as the 3.0 tree is no longer available on their downloads page, and few of us would be willing t...

Hello everybody, I am trying to build OpenEMM on my PC. Being experienced with Maven&Jboss projects, I think the Eclipse "run on server" option is really a killer feature. I found a way, through a plugin, to use Resin as an Application Server for automatic deployment in my Eclipse. Ala...

I guess the community can't help you with the pro version, as it is closed source software. But maybe this could be possible, if a member of your team learned to use it. For the project part, I was talking about shipping with a .project or some files/structure that would enable the "import proj...

Are there plans to switch to Maven with the pro version too, or is it impossible due to some constraints (although I can't see what Ant can do and Maven can't) ? We devs would thank you for that... In addition to that, I would also vote for an Eclipse/Netbeans/both-ready source version. Does it alre...

German date formats seem supported, and also semi-ISO date formats. But there are other formats, like for example french/american formats (DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY) which are widely used but unsupported, which could force transformations on some CSV files before feeding them to the Recipients Import...

Another idea would be switching from Ant to Maven (3?) for builds/dependencies/tests/configuration. You would gain much flexibility there, and efficiency.
Have you already considered it?

I'm interested in SSO support in OpenEMM for a project of mine. Has the feature been commited yet?