Hey Nitin, Users and JDBC are not really my area, but here are some ideas you can try: - Use Java code to drive the James admin interface. I.e. You java code would act like a Telnet client and simply issue commands like 'adduser' over the socket, then the James remote manager will just do what you want. Check out the Jakarta commons Net package. Also check the mailing lists 'cos someone may have already done this. - Use JDBC to simple insert new users into the database database table. Once again I'm sure I've read about other people doing this in the mailing lists. I've copied this to the James Users mailing list because someone else may be able to clarify or assist further. You'll probably get better help if you keep the discussions on the mailing list :) Cheers Steve
-----Original Message----- From: nitin mukesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 4:28 AM To: Steve Short Subject: Sir, I have installed James 2.1.3 and configured it accordingly. The James server is working fine. I have connected it to the JDBC using the type 4 driver. I can add users using telnet client. I have made programs to send mail and check mail in Java. But the problem I am facing is that how to create users using Java. I have added the required jar files(james.jar,....etc) to my class path to access classes like AbstractJdbcUserRepository, RemoteManager, etc.... But i don't find a way to connect to James through a Java program and create, delete, modify users. The configuration I am using is mentioned below all ports setting default. diabled the NNTP Server only using database connectivity (users & mails) with TYPE 4 Driver working fine. (no file system) SQL Server 2000 (as backend) Please if you can send me some Java code for achieving this. I will be heartly grateful to you. Please reply me as it is very urgent. Thanks Nitin Mukesh <http://www.herohonda.com/karizma?rediffmail>
