On 5/23/07, Michael Valenty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Do you need only pop3 or also other JAMES Server services? >If you need only POP3 maybe you should better take the source code and >adapt it to your needs. I started looking for a POP3 solution, but James looks like it has a lot to offer and I don't want to confine it only POP3. I will probably use IMAP & SMTP too.
SMTP is solid but i know that the IMAP code base has some serious issues. these are fixable but the IMAP code base is in the middle of a major refactoring and is being developed on trunk only. are you using the code in trunk or the latest release?
>Maybe you can do everything without changing JAMES sourcecode and only >adding your own components. My intention is to do everything without changing JAMES sourcecode. Looks very doable.
you may find IMAP difficult since the released design is quite monolithic. the code on trunk is better factored but there are no plans ATM to backport.
I got a proof of concept working by registering MyMailRepository in config.xml > mailstore > repositories > repository and then setting config.xml > inboxRepository > respository.destinationURL to use the protocol I defined in the mailstore block. I was able to connect with a pop3 client and retreive my test mail from MyMailRepository. Very cool!!! Now I will work on a UsersRepository...
cool :-) - robert --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
