Noel J. Bergman schrieb:
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
Who said that we remove it entirely ? We have the javamailstore
repository in trunk which is great code. Sorry i not agree with your
statement.
bye
Norman
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