Evgeny,
Thanks for the clarification. I've written several java apps that run
in Tomcat, with browser based front ends and never thought of them
as java client apps...
You may have already done this, but if not, I suggest you google 'java
web mail'.
-Robert
Evgeny Gesin wrote:
I need a Java web apps client, not server (I have a
mail server), similar to Yahoo/Hotmail, running under
Tomcat which allows to read/send e-mails when I'm out
of office.
I found a few Java web based front-ends, but I will be
glad to hear what others recommend. So, its a
Tomcat/Java relative too :)
Evgeny Gesin
--- Robert F Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Evgeny,
Can't help you on the experience side. But asking
the right question
will help you get the right answers. You are
looking for folks to share
their experiences/opinions of java mail *servers*,
right?
- Robert
Evgeny Gesin wrote:
Robert,
I wanted to hear what others recommend based on
their
experiences. I need opinions.
Evgeny Gesin
--- Robert F Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Evgeny,
Google 'java mail server', I'm guessing yuou will
find what you need.
- Robert
Evgeny Gesin wrote:
Hi Litty Preeth.
CraftMail looks like a standalone application. I
need
a web based client, like Yahoo/Hotmail, which
runs
on
the server. I will access that web client using a
regular web browser.
Thanks!
Evgeny Gesin
--- Litty Preeth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Evgeny Gesin
There is a java mail client given by freebeans.
The url is :
http://www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~dat/java/applications/CraftMail/index_en.html
With regards,
Litty Preeth
--- Evgeny Gesin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I run QMail server and need a web based client
written
in Java. I will access that client from
anywhere
like
Yahoo mail.
There is a SquirrelMail/Courier-IMAP which use
PHP,
but I need a Java-based web client.
Any pointers will be helpful
Evgeny Gesin
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