hilmer 2004/03/20 07:55:46
Modified:src/java/org/apache/james Tag: branch_2_1_fcs James.java
Log:
Submitted by:SH
Expanded * import of org.apache.avalon.framework.component to avoid mxinfo warning
on build
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No
Well, define normal ;-)
No, it is caused by the * import of org.apache.avalon.framework.component
in James.java.
I have committed the necessary change on branch_2_1_fcs, do you still favor a
parallel commit on MAIN?
--Søren
On Saturday 20 March 2004 05:22, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Is this
Has the development on JAMES stopped?
If so, is it because:
JAMES is done?
JAMES is too hard to finish?
lack of interest?
The design objectives of JAMES are quite good.
Is there another Open-source product that does them better?
I was hoping to use JAMES as a foundation
I have committed the necessary change on branch_2_1_fcs
, do you still favor a parallel commit on MAIN?
Thanks for fixing. Does MAIN need a fix? I've got my MAIN in a state where
I can't compile it at the moment (Mailet API updated, but not all of the
code changed to match).
--- Noel
Has the development on JAMES stopped?
No. JAMES is very actively under development.
--- Noel
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noel2004/03/20 09:29:30
Modified:src/java/org/apache/james/util Tag: branch_2_1_fcs
XMLResources.java
Log:
corrected javadocs. added static util method to expose the ${...} style string
parameter replacement we use (should probably move to another
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Has the development on JAMES stopped?
No. JAMES is very actively under development.
--- Noel
The JAMES.Apache.org site seems to say:
last test build was Oct 2003
next release scheduled for June 2003
Perhaps the site was
JMyers65 wrote:
Where can we new/outsiders look for current on-going information about
JAMES?
We want to get on your bandwagon, but can't find it.
The mailing list archives. We are a very active community.
--
Serge Knystautas
President
Lokitech software . strategy . design
The JAMES.Apache.org site seems to say:
last test build was Oct 2003
next release scheduled for June 2003
There have been 15 test builds published since 2.1.3. Perhaps too many, but
considerable development. The raw change log from 2.1.3 until now has about
2300 line and is 85K
Marco,
Hi, of the jars at the following address:
http://www.apache.org/dist/java-repository/james/jars/
which ones I need in order to develop a custom mailet/matcher?
As I said to you earlier, we are not responsible for that packaging. My
guess is that Stephen McConnell is responsible for
Either way, it would be a help to be able to query the delimiter(s) in use.
This would allow services that use folders, such as future Mailets and
jSieve to construct valid folder paths. Also, it would be good to have two
distinct exceptions. One for a malformed folder path, eg:
serge 2004/03/20 20:43:19
Modified:.build.xml
Added: .LICENSE.txt NOTICE.txt
Log:
Include ASF 2.0 license and include it in source and binary distributions.
Revision ChangesPath
1.144 +35 -27james-server/build.xml
Index: build.xml
serge 2004/03/20 20:46:40
Modified:.Tag: branch_2_1_fcs build.xml
Log:
Include ASF 2.0 license and include it in source and binary distributions.
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1.116.2.23 +22 -14
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Seems to me that we either need to add:
sendMail(Sender, Recipients, Message, State, Attributes);
sendMail(Sender, Recipients, Message, Attributes);
or make it easier for developers to create a new Mail instance, which pretty
much means the same sort of parameters,
In an effort to track all the changes that were made in the 2.2.x
branch, I'm going to enter all the changes as issues into JIRA. To
avoid overflowing everyone's mailboxes, I'm going to disable the notices
temporarily.
I'll enable notices again once I'm done or take a break.
--
Serge
With help from Craig Raw, we now have massively improved Virtual User Table
functionality.
The new code moves the core Virtual User Table behavior into a base class,
with specialized mapping classes. XML and JDBC mappers are currently
supported.
An example of the XML format would be:
mailet
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