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		  CHANGES IN THE 1.1.3 FCS RELEASE
		  --------------------------------
The following bugs have been fixed in the 1.1.3 release.

4248755	Problem loading a custom provider
4249046	don't put space after SMTP FROM: and TO:
4249058	IMAP appendMessages() should include the message Flags as well.
4263185	JavaMail and JAF can't find properties when used as std ext
4271714	DEBUG message always printed when providers loaded from <java.home>/lib
4276080	getEncoding method doesn't parse MIME header
4279603	RFC822 and MIME specials does not include period "."
4292793	using Message.reply(true) twice on the same IMAP message causes NPE
4293605	javax.mail.MimeMultipart boundary string contains invalid characters
4296711	JavaMail IMAP provider doesn't set SEEN on messages with 0 length body
4305687	JavaMail speaking SMTP fails to quote dots in some cases
<no id>	add support for SMTP Authentication, see NOTES.txt
<no id>	add support for SMTP Delivery Status Notification, see NOTES.txt
<no id>	SMTP return address is now set in mail.smtp.from
<no id>	fix bug in InternetAddress when parsing ``<x@foo.com> (Mr. X)''
<no id>	improve javadocs in many places based on questions to javamail@sun.com
<no id>	avoid JDK 1.2 bug 4208960 in SimpleTimeZone.getOffset
<no id>	canonicalize the URLName before fetching saved PasswordAuthentication
<no id>	convert SimpleClient to swing 1.1 package names (javax.swing.*)
<no id>	folder.getURLName() should return native separator, not /, per RFC 2192
<no id>	use JDK 1.2 ClassLoader.getResources() method (if available) to find all
	META-INF/javamail.providers and META-INF/javamail.address.map files in
	the CLASSPATH, to better support protocol provider jar files
<no id>	encode/decode username and password fields of URLName to allow (e.g.)
	usernames with "@"
<no id>	added DataContentHandler for text/html, to simplify creation of HTML
	messages and body parts
<no id>	remove escapes from personal name when parsing in InternetAddress
<no id>	cache results of IMAP STATUS command for 1 second, to improve
	performance of back-to-back calls to getMessageCount,
	getNewMessageCount, getUnreadMessageCount
<no id>	fix InternetHeaders Enumeration to work even if hasMoreElements isn't
	called
<no id>	support mail.smtp.timeout property



		  CHANGES IN THE 1.1.2 FCS RELEASE
		  --------------------------------
The following bugs have been fixed in the 1.1.2 release.

<no id> Fixed bug where IMAP server connection hangs around even though
	the connect() method failed.
4199595	force quoted-printable encoding of long text lines
<no id>	fix bug in SMTP output that sometimes duplicated "."
<no id>	close SMTP transport on I/O error
4230541	don't send SMTP NOOP unnecessarily
4216666 IMAP provider INTERNALDATE formatter error, causing 
	problems during appendMessages()
4227888 IMAP provider does not honor the UID item in its FetchProfile


		  CHANGES IN THE 1.1.1 FCS RELEASE
		  --------------------------------
The following bugs have been fixed in the 1.1.1 release.

4181143 personal can't be null in constructor
4134273 more careful & picky address parsing in InternetAddress parser
4183700 SMTPTransport fails to close socket under certain situations.
<no id> IMAP provider retains appended message's internal date during
	Folder.appendMessages(Message[] m);
<no id> More efficient server-side search for MessageIDTerm in the
	IMAP provider
<no id> Fix RFC2047 decoding bug in InternetAddress.getPersonal()
<no id> Be more tolerant of illegally formatted dates in date parsing.
<no id> ignore empty lines in loadMappings
<no id> forgot to use javaCharset() in MimeUtility.decodeWord()
<no id> Allow addresses without hostnames in InternetAddress parser
<no id> unrecognized charsets can cause IllegalArgument runtime
	exception when invoking getContent().
<no id> Authentication failure when connecting to Sun IMAP server.
<no id>	Reset SMTP connection after invalid address to allow future
	sends to succeed
<no id>	Any response to an SMTP NOOP command means we're still connected