On 02/07/2013 10:00, Brendan Healey wrote:
Hi, I've been asked to investigate a mail server package to provide greater visibility, tracing, reliability and control of sending outbound mail from our application, and landed straight away on Apache JAMES.
Nice landing.
Unfortunately the Wiki has been unavailable for over a week and I'm struggling to access any high level documentation such as usage scenarios that will confirm the product capabilities meet our requirements. This is the message I'm getting, can anyone tell me when the Wiki will be available again, or alternatively where else I might access this information? I've been googling for days and not got what I need. wiki.apache.org is undergoing maintenance (OS Upgrade). Current estimate is that we should be back online Saturday 28th June, no exact time. Infrabot<http://twitter.com/infrabot> on twitter and status.apache.org contain more information. or feel free to jump on IRC freenode.net #asfinfra to possibly get a better ETA. Thanks, ASF Infrastructure Team
The most accurate information can be found on the website (not the wiki) http://james.apache.org/server/3/index.html
Our application sends mail via the JavaMail API from various servers and we'd like to link each message to include some user data (to be held on the mail server), such as a transaction reference number, and be able to query the sending status of a message via the JavaMail API (or any other means). And the question is, can James do this?
James is a server, not a client. But is can do what you describe thanks to what we call mailets
http://james.apache.org/server/3/feature-mailetcontainer.html You have some basic one available and you can develop your own, http://james.apache.org/server/3/dev-provided.html http://james.apache.org/server/3/dev-extend.html
Thanks for any help. Brendan.
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