Re: Maildir with hierarchical filesystem layout

2013-11-05 Thread Robin Bankhead
OK, initial testing went well, so here it is: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAILBOX-200 As I mention there, it needs to be configurable to be production-ready, and learning how to do that is pretty low down my list right now (getting sieve working comes first!) but if anyone cares

Re: Maildir with hierarchical filesystem layout

2013-11-03 Thread Robin Bankhead
Happy to (pending testing), if you think you *do* gain anything from it; in this instance it was more in the manner of scratching a personal itch, not so much destined for core adoption. But if you think it's worthwhile, then I'll throw it on there. Robin Bankhead Quoting Eric Charles : T

Re: Maildir with hierarchical filesystem layout

2013-11-03 Thread Eric Charles
Thx. Can you open a JIRA on https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAILBOX and explain what we gain with this patch? On 03/11/13 10:54, Robin Bankhead wrote: Quick reply to my own question: No, not quite that simple. The commented-out code only addresses translation from absolute folder path

Re: Maildir with hierarchical filesystem layout

2013-11-03 Thread Robin Bankhead
Quick reply to my own question: No, not quite that simple. The commented-out code only addresses translation from absolute folder path to mailbox path, so I also had to add similar translation to the getFolderName() method. Also, as MailboxConstants.DEFAULT_DELIMITER_STRING is now (char)

Maildir with hierarchical filesystem layout

2013-11-02 Thread Robin Bankhead
Hello, I've been doing things with the mailbox-maildir code, while also learning a bit about namespaces, and I came across this: org.apache.james.mailbox.maildir.MaildirStore.maildirDelimiter = "."; Simple question: If I simply changed this to '/' (and reinstated the commented-out code in