Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-08-23 Thread robert burrell donkin
On 8/9/06, Lars Heuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Robert, [...] one of the main reasons why i want to use webDAV is that it's RESTful. IMAP and POP3 both suck for the problems i'm interested in because they are not. Yes. But I just want to create a RESTful 'view' at IMAP / POP3. Nothing to

Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-08-09 Thread Lars Heuer
Hi Robert, [...] one of the main reasons why i want to use webDAV is that it's RESTful. IMAP and POP3 both suck for the problems i'm interested in because they are not. Yes. But I just want to create a RESTful 'view' at IMAP / POP3. Nothing to edit / change, only view. :) I think that is

Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-08-07 Thread Lars Heuer
Hi Robert, [...] Additionally I am interested in a good XML format for msgs. [...] i suspect that the hardest part of the problem will be defining exactly that good means in this context. any initial thoughts? We've collected some resources here:

Re: Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-08-07 Thread robert burrell donkin
On 8/7/06, Lars Heuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Robert, [...] Additionally I am interested in a good XML format for msgs. [...] i suspect that the hardest part of the problem will be defining exactly that good means in this context. any initial thoughts? We've collected some resources

Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-08-06 Thread robert burrell donkin
On 8/4/06, Lars Heuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Robert, [...] are you interested in email webDAV too? Sure. :) Additionally I am interested in a good XML format for msgs. i suspect that this may be a interesting for MIME messages :-) javamail may be one place to start (think about xml

Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-08-04 Thread Lars Heuer
Hi Robert, [...] are you interested in email webDAV too? Sure. :) Additionally I am interested in a good XML format for msgs. Well, I want to use Restlet (http://www.restlet.org/) and connect it to a 'normal' POP3 / IMAP4 account a provide a restful view on it. My approach is a bit different

Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-08-03 Thread robert burrell donkin
On 8/3/06, Lars Heuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Robert, hi lars [...] There has been discussion about generalizing the WebDAV implementation in Jackrabbit. Some parts are already quite general, i.e. the Jackrabbit WebDAV server already provides two alternate (file- and item-based)

Re: Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-07-17 Thread robert burrell donkin
On 7/14/06, Jukka Zitting [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, On 7/13/06, robert burrell donkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the folder metaphor is widely used today. most clients use it extensively. many mailing list archives are also organised in hierachical fashion. so, integrating with existing

Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-07-14 Thread Jukka Zitting
Hi, On 7/13/06, robert burrell donkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the folder metaphor is widely used today. most clients use it extensively. many mailing list archives are also organised in hierachical fashion. so, integrating with existing email clients means supporting a hierarchy. You're

Re: using jackrabbit to store email with meta-data

2006-07-13 Thread robert burrell donkin
On 7/12/06, Jukka Zitting [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, hi On 7/12/06, robert burrell donkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: it strikes me that it's more natural to store emails plus meta-data in a content repository such as jackrabbit rather than in a classic RDBMS. [...] 1 is jackrabbit