> a web mail application that reads/writes to the (database) mailboxes
> would make reading email a bit more convenient. I don't know what would
> happen if you just delete messages that already reside in the mailboxes
> -- in relation with the POP server, I mean. I guess it would be all
> right. The messages are already there in the mailboxes; all you need to
> do is to retrieve them to the web pages and render them on the browsers,
> and then delete them directly via JDBC if needed. Problems may arise
> though; what would happen if a user used both POP and the web mail in
> the same time? The two services would be mutually exclusive for a
> particular user, I think.
Use a POP3 connection to James to get messages, that way POP3 will take care
of all your concerns, honestly.
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