Hi,
> I was looking through the JavaMail docs, and I noted something:
MimeMessage isn't serializable. How does James save messages when
> the messages aren't Serializable? Does it save them in a non-Java object
format, eg RFC 822 format, or does it transcribe the
> MimeMessage into an object that is Serializable?
James doesn't actually do either it's more like a bit of both, and each
repository type uses it's own ideas of how to store what.
The best way to find out would be to look at the code.
d.
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