JCAPS 5.1.2 emaileWay makes up emails?

Question

I wrote a simple app that reads a mailbox (pop3 - emaileway), saves attachements and logs into a database (just From: and timestamp). Sometimes I get blank records in DB (like getting an email without the From field). I've tried the same with a local file and I get blank lines in the file. Sometimes, I get the email twice (when it has attachements).
Here's the code. I think, there's nothing wrong:
    public void receive( com.stc.connector.emailadapter.appconn.EmailMessageContainer input, com.stc.eways.batchext.BatchLocal BatchLocalFile_1, otdLogTable.OtdLogTableOTD otdLogTable_1 )
        throws Throwable
        otdLogTable_1.getLogTable().setText( input.getEmailMessage().getFrom().getName().concat( ", " + input.getEmailMessage().getFrom().getAddress() ) );
        otdLogTable_1.getLogTable().insert();
        timestamp = new java.sql.Timestamp( System.currentTimeMillis() );
        otdLogTable_1.getLogTable().setDate( timestamp );
        otdLogTable_1.getLogTable().insertRow();
        for (int i1 = 0; i1 < input.getEmailMessage().countAttachment(); i1 += 1) {
            BatchLocalFile_1.getClient().setPayload( input.getEmailMessage().getAttachment( i1 ).getContent() );
            BatchLocalFile_1.getConfiguration().setTargetFileName( input.getEmailMessage().getAttachment( i1 ).getName() );
            BatchLocalFile_1.getClient().put();
            BatchLocalFile_1.getClient().reset();
            otdLogTable_1.getLogTable().setText( input.getEmailMessage().getFrom().getAddress().concat( ", " + input.getEmailMessage().getAttachment( i1 ).getName() ) );
            otdLogTable_1.getLogTable().insertRow();
    }Have anyone experienced the same behaviour? Maybe it is a problem with the mailbox but I've tried different mail servers with similar results.

Answer 1

I figured this out myself, and just want to post the resolution in case anyone else runs into this.
This issue was that I was setting the port and server in the HTTP Client External System config, to be the JCaps domain server and HTTP port. I found that you need to leave the external system properties blank in the HTTP Client, and when you build the code, the environment items then get auto-populated from the wsdl.
Problem solved.