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From: "Serge Knystautas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2000 10:03 PM
Subject: Going beta... making some basic servlets
> Federico has generated the tar.gz and zip file of the beta files... do
> we need much more than this? I was going to take some of the old mail
> servlets I'd written for the original James and rework them for the new
> API. Any simple servlets people would like me to write while I'm at it?
> We've got a big deliverable due Wednesday night, but I should have
> some time this week.
>
Great. I've made some maior changes to James architecture but do not
worry... It seems much more than it really is. And the servlet interface is
unchanged.
Basically I've moved the SMTP, POP3 and RemoteManager from beeing separated
Blocks to be Component inside James. This becouse those Blocks were not
sharable services inside Avalon but they only belong to James. This way,
IMHO, the picture is more clear and configurations a bit simplier.
I've added too a new Component that is the UsersManager to abstract user
authentication from the authentication implementation. This class will
probally evolve to be as close as possible to the JAAS architecture.
> I'll try to also use the generic object stores to keep simple stores
> like domains to support, aliases, accounts... whatever I need. Do we
> have anything that let's you manage these stores? It'd be nice to at
> least have a command line tool to list what's in these stores and maybe
> add/delete/edit records. A swing app would be really nice, but that's a
> bit of work.
We should add to UserManager more features: let it store user information
such as inbox path and other preferences. for example add a method like
String getUserInbox(user) which will return the same path both if the login
is used or if an alias is used instead.
I've not a very clear picture of this stuff so... I'd like to wait a bit and
think about.
>
> Serge Knystautas
> Loki Technologies
> http://www.lokitech.com/
>
Federico
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