> G'day,
>
> I'm looking into implementing persistence in the Imap2 proposal, and I'm
> having a look at using JavaMail as our mailstore interface. (From memory,
> that was the plan for JamesV3).
Darrell,
Thanks for looking into this! I understand your concerns, but as Noel indicated and a few other motivations:
a) we're going to have to implement a custom file and JDBC implementation of an advanced store.
b) the assumption is the requirements for this advanced store is very similar to the requirements for JavaMail store's. What extra functionality we might have could be an extended Store (maybe call it ServerStore...dunno exactly)
c) we could quickly leverage maildir, mbox, and other JavaMail store implementations, giving us more integration options.
Anyway, the devil is in the requirements analysis, so it's great if you've started into this. If JavaMail isn't close enough to what we need, either we can't use the same API or some extension of it, then we can roll our own.
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