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Gemini Scheduler Service v.2.2.2 - Multiple MailboxProcessors?

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Does the Scheduler service support multiple MailboxProcessor entries in the configuration file?

I have a few different POP3 accounts e.g sales@mydomain.com, support@mydomain.com which I want routing to different projects within Gemini. I've tried adding multiple sections to the config file, but it looks like only the last entry is read.

Have looked for any documentation on this subject, but have drawn a blank.

Thanks
simonj
· 1 		simonj
Wednesday, October 10, 2007, 3:09:00 PM
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Yes, it does. All you have to do is copy over the           <MailboxProcessor ...>          </MailboxProcessors> tag within the client. Make sure you remove the <-- --> XML comment


Mark Wing
· 9108 		Mark Wing
Wednesday, October 10, 2007, 4:43:36 PM
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I tried that, but it looks like only the last MailboxProcessor gets processed. I have tried each mail processor independently to verify it's not a problem with the settings. Incidentally, in my example below I have each processor set to log to a different file and only one debug file is created (the last one). Has anybody got this to work?

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
  <configSections>
    <section name="Gemini" type="CounterSoft.Gemini.Scheduler.ServiceConfigSection, CounterSoft.Gemini.Scheduler" />
  </configSections>
  <Gemini>
    <Clients>
      <Client WebServicesURL="http://mydomain.com/support/webservices" AuthenticationUsername="x" AuthenticationPassword="x">
        <MailboxProcessors>
 <MailboxProcessor
            Name="y"
            POPServer="z"
            POPServerPort="110"
            AuthenticationMethod="AUTO"
            UseSSL="false"
            POPMailbox="support@mydomain.com"
            POPUsername="support@mydomain.com"
            POPPassword="xxx"
            DeleteMessages="false"
            SubjectLikeRegExp=""
            SubjectNOTLikeRegExp=""
            ProjectID="3"
            UserID="3"
            ComponentID="51"
            IssueType="1"
            IssuePriority="1"
            DebugFile = "c:\GeminiPOP3log1.txt"
            DebugMode = "true"
            />
          <MailboxProcessor
            Name="y"
            POPServer="x"
            POPServerPort="110"
            AuthenticationMethod="AUTO"
            UseSSL="false"
            POPMailbox="sales@mydomain.com"
            POPUsername="sales@mydomain.com"
            POPPassword="xxx"
            DeleteMessages="false"
            SubjectLikeRegExp=""
            SubjectNOTLikeRegExp=""
            ProjectID="5"
            UserID="3"
            ComponentID="52"
            IssueType="1"
            IssuePriority="1"
            DebugFile = "c:\GeminiPOP3log2.txt"
            DebugMode = "true"
            />
        </MailboxProcessors>
        </Client>
    </Clients>
  </Gemini>
</configuration>

 
simonj
· 1 		simonj
Thursday, October 11, 2007, 12:00:37 PM
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You need to make the name attribute of the MailBoxProcessor unique:

    <MailboxProcessors>
 <MailboxProcessor
            Name="y0"
            POPServer="z"
            POPServerPort="110"
            AuthenticationMethod="AUTO"
            UseSSL="false"
            POPMailbox="support@mydomain.com"
            POPUsername="support@mydomain.com"
            POPPassword="xxx"
            DeleteMessages="false"
            SubjectLikeRegExp=""
            SubjectNOTLikeRegExp=""
            ProjectID="3"
            UserID="3"
            ComponentID="51"
            IssueType="1"
            IssuePriority="1"
            DebugFile = "c:\GeminiPOP3log1.txt"
            DebugMode = "true"
            />
          <MailboxProcessor
            Name="y1"
            POPServer="x"
            POPServerPort="110"
            AuthenticationMethod="AUTO"
            UseSSL="false"
            POPMailbox="sales@mydomain.com"
            POPUsername="sales@mydomain.com"
            POPPassword="xxx"
            DeleteMessages="false"
            SubjectLikeRegExp=""
            SubjectNOTLikeRegExp=""
            ProjectID="5"
            UserID="3"
            ComponentID="52"
            IssueType="1"
            IssuePriority="1"
            DebugFile = "c:\GeminiPOP3log2.txt"
            DebugMode = "true"
            />
        </MailboxProcessors>
Saar Cohen
· 5000 		Saar Cohen
Thursday, October 11, 2007, 10:13:19 PM
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That was staring me in the face! Thanks for your help. It works now :)
simonj
· 1 		simonj
Friday, October 12, 2007, 12:02:39 PM