Thanks for the reply Danny... apologies for the latent response.
I see. That makes sense now. The JNDI method would be a clean way to provide access. And as you say James already seems to have most of the abstract representations of the services (in org.apache.james.services) needed so this
-> I was able to get this to work. Not sure it's *the*
-> way to do it, though... Carl
You've spotted our private shame ;-)
With the crrent version of the Mailet API that is the only way.
In fact this is a defect in the API, it compels you to have some knowedge
of the "vendor specific" architec
I was able to get this to work. Not sure it's *the*
way to do it, though... Carl
>From the James class source file:
// For mailet engine provide MailetContext
//compMgr.put("org.apache.mailet.MailetContext",
this);
// For AVALON aware mailets and matchers, we put the
Component object as
// an at
Hello-
v2.2.0 distribution
Java 1.4.0
I would like to use the UsersRepository and
MailRepository from within a Mailet interface
service() method.
The javadocs posted on the James site show these
MailetContext interface signatures:
MailRepository getMailRepository
(String specificationURL);
