Sorry to come so late to the discussion. I've been trying to set aside more time to get back into the open-source projects I'm apart of but other things keep coming up that require my time.
HausMail is ASLv2.0. It is not LGPL. Never has been. I wrote a distributed locking manager for JAMES a while ago that was LGPL. The LGPL DLM is out on Source Forge somewhere but it has a number of issues and I think there's a better way to solve the clustering problem in JAMES but that's a discussion for a different thread. The code that's in HausMail is essentially a MINA based SMTP server-side protocol handler. There is a lot of Java 5 code in there (enums and generics) that may have to be refactored. There is also some experimental code in HausMail that needs to be tested/cleaned up. In all honesty, I'm more inclined to contribute the SMTP server code in HausMail to the MINA project. One of the motivating factors in me writing the HausMail code was because I needed something that could receive SMTP message but I didn't need a full mail server. I also wanted something that was much more embeddable than what JAMES is today. The other motivation for adding it to MINA is that there has been talk on the MINA list to adding some protocol implementations to the MINA project. The HausMail code seems welcome at the MINA project. I need to dedicate the time to get it moved over there and coordinate with Peter Royal and Trustin Lee. Does such a move make sense for the JAMES project? I think it does but that may only be my opinion. Either way, I'm more than happy to help get the code in HausMail into JAMES. I just think it makes more since to put the code in MINA and have JAMES use that code. WDYT? -Mike On Wed, 2006-07-12 at 15:06 +0200, Norman Maurer wrote: > Hi guys, > > i whould like to work on MINA integration for connection handling. I > just want to know what you guys think about a problem... > > Currently MINA only support SSL with java 5. So SSL can only be used > with java 5. I think its not a big problem cause the SSL support is > still experimental. So if someone want use it he must upgrade, if not he > can use james with java 1.4 (MINA itself works with java 1.4). > Anyone see a problem with it and so with integrate MINA ? > > bye > Norman > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
