Jankiraman, Radhakrishnan wrote: > Hi, > > We are looking at the option of using JAMES in one of our products. We use > spring and JAMES 3.0 has a component that makes it possible to setup James > through Spring ( through the avalon spring bridge module ). So we would like > to know by when is it slated for a release ? > > If this is not planned in the near future, we are looking at the option of > attempting a Spring integration of the james 2.3.2 implementation. Is this > possible ( feasible? ) ? I've just taken a cursory look at both the 3.0 and > 2.3.2 codebases. James 2.3.2 uses the phoenix container, in its binary form, > in a standard folder structure. Can we just use the spring integration module > from the JAMES 3.0 codebase for the 2.3.2 implementation ? > > Has anyone in the user community tried to achieve this ?
(Since this is a question about in-development, unreleased code, it is more a question for [email protected]. Nevertheless, a very interesting question, thank you for posting it!) The big advantage of the 3.0 code base is it's modularization. So there is no easy 1:1 port from 3.0 to 2.3.x. However, it should be possible. The phoenix container is not needed for running within Spring, but a lot of libs are, which are spread around at different places. All are referenced in the James/Spring module. I'd recommend that you try to replace the 3.0er libs with their equivalents from 2.3.2 and try to build and run with them. This can become somewhat of a back and forth experiment, but it's basically what I did when writing the James/Spring module. HTH, Bernd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
