The property names are including the prefix "properties."

Hi @anh-bolt , I think there is another problem with the properties. Let's assume we have multiple mailboxes setup and lets call them dummy & callison:

Variables:
  mailstore-connector:
    dummy:
      # [enum: pop3, pop3s, imap, imaps]
      protocol: 'imap'
      # Host for store connection
      host: 'localhost'
      # ......
      properties:
        mail.imaps.ssl.checkserveridentity: false
        mail.imaps.ssl.trust: '*'
    callison:
      # [enum: pop3, pop3s, imap, imaps]
      protocol: 'imaps'
      # Host for store connection
      host: 'mx2fb4.netcup.net'
      # ......
      properties:
        mail.imaps.ssl.checkserveridentity: false
        mail.imaps.ssl.trust: '*'

Now the openStore(String storeName) get's passed the store name (the variables path context like mailstore-connector.dummy or mailstore-connector.callison in our sample) so that you can pick which mailbox should be handled.

public static Store openStore(String storeName) throws MessagingException {
    Store store = null;

        String protocol = getVar(storeName, PROTOCOL_VAR);
        String host = getVar(storeName, HOST_VAR);
        String portString = getVar(storeName, PORT_VAR);
        String user = getVar(storeName, USER_VAR);
        String password = getVar(storeName, PASSWORD_VAR);
        String debugString = getVar(storeName, DEBUG_VAR);
....

But it seems the getProperties() method isn't considering this storeName context. So I guess it will discover all properties of mailstore-connector.dummy and mailstore-connector.callison? My expectation would be to only consider the properties that are configured for the specifc mailbox. Additional question: what happens if I have other variables (that have no connection to mailing at all) start with properties prefix. Will these also be considered? Because I don't think they should.

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The property names are including the prefix "properties." #29