Hi there,
sorry for the delay. I'm quite busy atm...
See comments inline
2012/3/27 :
> Hello devs,
>
> So I've made good progress on my custom mailbox implementation (which
> required creating our own version of domainlist and usersrepository and a few
> other changes).
>
> A few questions to the devs here (after doing searches on google of course).
>
> I am a Maven and Spring newb so its been painful to figure a few things out
> and it probably didn't help that the documentation on the website is not that
> consistent as well as a few broken links here and there. Just trying to
> figure out how to go from the source code for beta 3 on the svn to making a
> fully packaged binary? I've tried "mvn package" and "mvn install", neither
> seem to do anything in the target dir. From the downloadable tar.gz of the
> source code for beta 3 it looks like I can run "mvn install" and it seems to
> create a few ready to use zips. I am on Revision 1225232 so perhaps that
> particular revision does not "mvn install" well or is it not ever expected to
> create a ready to use zip of the binary?
>
The tar.gz will get bundled in the james-app project. You need to
checkout this and execute "mvn clean package" in there. Be sure to
adjust the pom.xml to include your mailbox implementation as runtime
dependency. This will make sure it gets pulled in the generated
tarballs.
> Another question I have is in regards to a lot of Mime4j warnings I'm getting
> in my log files. Even during the tests while doing a "mvn install" on the
> above mentioned revision one of the tests (I believe its the pop3 tests) logs
> a few warnings like this:
>
> Mar 26, 2012 5:33:58 PM org.apache.james.mime4j.parser.AbstractEntity warn
> WARNING: Unexpected end of headers detected. Higher level boundary detected
> or EOF reached.
> Mar 26, 2012 5:33:58 PM org.apache.james.mime4j.parser.AbstractEntity warn
> WARNING: Invalid header encountered
>
> Are these safely ignorable? If not, is there some kind of way to determine
> what particular call is generating these warnings?
Yes this is ignorable.. It just tells you that it detected a
malformated header line..
>
> Thanks in advance, the James project in its scope and complexity and design
> has been an awesome experience for me.
>
> Regards,
> Roy
>
>
Bye,
Norman
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