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I try to write a mailhandler with Scriptrunner (at 'incoming mail' site).
At first screen, I setup to use a configured imap-server and 'ScriptRunner mail handler',
at secound screen, I put the java code in.
If I press now 'Test', it trys to use the local folder on Server.
But this is not what I have configured - where is my fault?
Sorry, I forgot to add this thread.
I had spoken to the vendor...
"In normal operation, the mail handler does not take responsibility for fetching the emails (from whatever source) itself: they just get passed to it by Jira's mail system. The only reason that the Preview functionality uses locally-stored emails exclusively is because these are the easiest for ScriptRunner to fetch, compared to the complexity of communicating with an external mail server: it does not reflect the actual capability of the handler to receive emails from any source."
The answer is: in test mode only the local folder is used. The support promised me to specify this more in the online documentation.
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Thank you for this!! I was beating my head against a wall for quite some time. After i clicked add it did exactly what i wanted it to do
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