> I'm looking into using James in an environment with a centralised
> user database shared by multiple applications.
Your best bet would be to wait for James to have better LDAP/JNDI support.
If you need to do this with JDBC, you'll need to create a custom user
repository, or create a view that matches what James expects.
> Will it garbage collect any orphaned messages/mailboxes?
Messages/mailboxes are not stored in the same location as user records.
> Does it need to be told to create a mailbox for a new user?
No. It will do that automatically. But it does need to be told to create a
new user record, or there has to be one. Several people have written tools
for managing JDBC user repositories directly.
--- Noel
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