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The ActiveQ
service processes one or more pickup directories and checks to see if
there are new emails to add in its standard
queue or scheduled queue.
If a new mail is found (a file with the extension .eml
that is not already in one of its queues), a reference to the file is
added automatically for processing. The standard queue is processed immediately using a FIFO (First In First Out) scheme using the multi-thread architecture described in the About ActiveQ page. When an email is successfully sent, it is removed physically from the pickup directory where it was originally found. The file will remain in the pickup directory until it is successfully sent or has been moved to the error directory. This ensures that a message is not lost in memory in case of a server crash. On startup, ActiveQ will automatically detect the email in the pickup directory.
ActiveQ use ActiveMail to send its email. It can use both the SMTP servers list (to provide redundancy) or the DirectSend feature of ActiveMail. It is recommended you use SMTP servers for better performance. You will need a separate license of ActiveMail to use the email features of ActiveQ. See Quick Start for more information.
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