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From: "sbelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have installed JAMES on my home computer. Works great! Now I would like
to
> access the email on it using a web-based client.
I haven't used any in particular, but I know there are numerous ones out
there. If you get a list of them, I think that would be useful information
to put on the new web site.
> Might someone recommend a servlet I could install to act as a webmail
client
> connecting to a JAMES server? Reading the mail archives, I see posts where
> people found problems with some mail clients, so I hope you understand why
I
> ask a mail-client-type question (I do understand that JAMES is a mail
> server). I also don't mind if the application accesses the data files
> directly as oppose
> to login-style access (does JAMES save the data in any "industry standard"
> format?).
There isn't any "industry standard" format that I know of for mail storage.
Every mail server I've seen seems to store things a little different. You
should be able to access the messages through the server directly. Any
problems certain clients have experienced should be fixed by now (if not, we
need to fix them).
Serge Knystautas
Loki Technologies
http://www.lokitech.com/
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