Steven J.Owens wrote: > > This is an odd question, but has anybody run maillets -- > specifically the mailing list stuff -- in a java application without > running James? > > We have a java web application (jsp, servlets, jdbc) running on a > hosted server. We're going to need some mailing-list-like features > sometime soon (subscription confirmation, bounce handling) and I doubt > we'll be able to convince our hosting service to install james for us. > > Any ideas?
Given that you are already running a Java environment with JDBC, the only issue that your hosting provider may have with running James is likely to be them being loath to route SMTP traffic for your domain(s) to James. You could get round that by running fetchmail (included in the latest builds) to retrieve mail from the POP3 or IMAP mailboxes provided by your hosting service and inject it into James. Then you can process mail in the Mailet chain in the same way as if it had been injected via SMTP. -- Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
