universal storage is a great idea --- bringing folks into closer contact with their 
data instead of hiding it in legacy hierarchical non-secure non-transactional 
non-indexed non-relational file systems, and jboss is probably the place to do it. i 
think you've identified something pretty useful. 

surely this would be tied into mail at some point in time (since mail is data), but 
that's probably in the long-term future at least as far as our immediate concerns go. 
'universal storage' even sounds like it belongs in its own project, and seems more 
like a cross-cutting concern rather than something one would manually put into mail, 
or nukes, or ejbs, or servlets, etc etc... (this is a complement)

as far as our mundane lives as mail-server-implementers goes, i think folks may also 
be looking to just simplify their lives or i.t. infrastructures, and so why run 
sendmail + jboss when you can just be running jboss? plus we're going to get all the 
extensibility, interoperability, and other synergies from having everything run in 
j2ee/jmx/etc.

so while i agree that we have alot of great opportunities to do something novel after 
M1, M2, etc, we also have a big payoff to merely get a production-quality 
pure-and-simple mail server running in jboss, as a first stage. after that, everything 
else is pure gold as the saying goes --- and that's pretty exciting.

BTW, my bet is that sendmail is still around in 2050; i'm actually a bit fond of it 
too.

mike


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