Hello Jan,
> Thanks for the good responses.. Does that mean that the Jwma-webmail
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jwma) also works with DB-mail? (Of
> course with the comment that I have to add addresses and sent mail by my
> self)
I've never used jwma-webmail, nor looked into it's impliment
Hello Jan,
> Thanks for the good responses.. Does that mean that the Jwma-webmail
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jwma) also works with DB-mail? (Of
> course with the comment that I have to add addresses and sent mail by my
> self)
I've never used jwma-webmail, nor looked into it's impliment
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af Jesse Norell
Sendt: 20. marts 2003 16:57
Til: dbmail@dbmail.org
Emne: RE: [Dbmail] Database + Webmail
Hello,
> Therefore I want to make my own Webmail, using JSP. But how do I send
a
> mail? Do I just write a record in the database or what do I do?
Wha
Hello Magnus,
MS> Running Exchange servers in big corporations is from the user
MS> perspective quite nice.
MS> If you want to send a mail to me from the outlook client, you just type
MS> `Magnus Sundberg´ in the adresse field. Outlook then automagically looks
MS> up my name from the server, and
Exchange servers,
Running Exchange servers in big corporations is from the user
perspective quite nice.
If you want to send a mail to me from the outlook client, you just type
`Magnus Sundberg´ in the adresse field. Outlook then automagically looks
up my name from the server, and if there is no
Hello,
> Therefore I want to make my own Webmail, using JSP. But how do I send a
> mail? Do I just write a record in the database or what do I do?
What Jeff said holds, ie. use the same means to send (smtp in your
application or call local sendmail program or something). The only
addition for
Hello jma,
jdd> First I would like to know what database you think is the best? I
jdd> read that Mysql is the fastest one compared to PostGreSql. What
jdd> is the difference between InnoDB and MySql?
While InnoDB can be run on its own, the way most people would do so is
as PART of MySQL, so there
Hi
I'm considering installing DBmail, because I really like the idea about
using a database instead of flat files. In this way you have the possibility
to use the same data for several applications.
First I would like to know what database you think is the best? I read that
Mysql is the fastest o
