> When we say "inbox.getMessages()", (using JavaMail) i think, james runs
> a query on table "inbox" and gives it to JavaMail API based on the
> "repository_name" column (as defined sqlResources.xml). This is actually
> an array of java.mail.Message.
JAMES does not use JavaMail for storage (it is bad enough for what we do use
it for). In fact, with a wee bit of work, JavaMail will be entirely removed
from the POP3 codepath.
--- Noel
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