Hi guys, I'm new to the list, so here's my first question.
Why does james use files for persistence at all. It seems to me that you could always use a DB, and if the user didn't
want to set up a DB you could just run hsql in process and use it as your persistence engine. That would eliminate
the need for you to write all that file code. It just strikes me as odd that everyone always wants to use their own file
IO system for persistence when it seems that is exactly what hsql is there for.
-Tyler
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