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After dozens of test, we can see that the problem happens only whenAt this point I would suggest attaching a debugger which have the source and binary jars (or jadclipse) for your webapplication and put a breakpoint at the Session.getInstance(..) call. Then single step through it until you find the location for this.
javamail is used from a web application.
All mails sent in batch mode (with a RUNJVA in a CLP) are handling the
mail.smtp.localhost property correctly.
When the same classes are called from a web app, no matter what we put in
mail.smtp.localhost,
it's overridden by a domain name which comes from...???
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