##  Properies Info
er.extensions.load.Properties.framework.ERJavaMail=load
er.extensions.ERJavaMail.hasLocalization=false

# *** ERJavaMail settings
# *** Defaults to 'safe' settings:
# ***

# Sometimes when sending big masses of emails, the java virtual machine
# doesn't collects correctly the garbage and needs a little delay
# between each message sending.  Use this option if you have problem with
# memory management
er.javamail.useSenderDelay = false

# This delay is set to 15 milliseconds
er.javamail.senderDelayMillis = 15

# * Default encoding used for ERJavaMail
er.javamail.defaultEncoding = iso-8859-1

# * Enables ERJavaMail to send all the mails to only one destination
# This is useful when debugging
er.javamail.centralize = true

# * Prints javamail debug infos
# It is recommended to activate this switch when there are problems
# with smtp configuration
er.javamail.debugEnabled = false

# * The admin email, this is where "centralized" mails will go
#er.javamail.adminEmail = user@domain.com

# * SMTP outbound host
#er.javamail.smtpHost = smtp.domain.com

# Valid ERJavaMail email pattern. If null, then the internal default will be used
#er.javamail.emailPattern = ^.*?@.*$

# * Number of messages that the sender queue can hold at a time
er.javamail.senderQueue.size = 50

# * Time to wait when mail sender queue is overflowed
er.javamail.milliSecondsWaitIfSenderOverflowed = 6000

# Used to set a default X-Mailer
#er.javamail.mailer.XMailerHeader = 

# White and black email address patterns
# This can be useful in testing when say
# you only want to allow emails to be sent to *@mycompany.com
# In this case you would add:
# er.javamail.WhiteListEmailAddressPatterns=("*@mycompany.com", "somebody@mac.com")

# To prevent sending mail to certain addresses you can use the black list
# er.javamail.BlackListEmailAddressPatterns=("*@baddomain.com", "badperson@mycompany.com")


# * The port to use with the smtp server, if not set, defaults to 25
#er.javamail.smtpPort = 25