There has been some discussion about how to integrate JAMES with different backend
systems, such as a relational database, LDAP, or what have you. Other people have
also expressed the desire to provide additional ways to manage userlists and other
such parameters. However, this usually breaks down into arguments over what's better,
and meanwhile, nobody submits code (which would win the argument outright because it
would be the only one working). :)
I think progress on JAMES has somewhat stalled as the Avalon structure is undergoing
massive changes, and that has pulled some of the developers into that. Hopefully this
Fall we can get more momentum... really it just takes one person to volunteer extra
time to add new features. I'm planning to put out a new version of the mailet API
soon that should separate the implementation from JAMES so mailets and matchers aren't
affected by Avalon. We've had a couple of people ask about enterprise management, but
nothing has happened yet.
Serge Knystautas
>�From: Christoph Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>�To: Java Apache Mail Server <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>�Subject: web frontend / corba or ejb interface
>�Date: Wed Aug 16 11:08:32 EDT 2000
>
> Hello Java,
>
> I'd like to build a webfrontend for james for a james based web-email
> system.
> What interfaces can I use to create users, and gert the messages out
> to display them (please dont say pop3).
> What I would love to have would be some kind of ejb or corba interface
> to the whole james functionality.
> Is there such functionality (planned), or where could I start
> implementing it?
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Christoph mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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