On Dec 3, 2005, at 4:11 PM, Bruce Snyder wrote:
- SnowMail: Doesn't make use of JavaMail (big problem!) so everything is very proprietary; it doesn't speak IMAP at all
Actually I think it is better that SnotMail doesn't use JavaMail at all. The mean they have a working POP implementation where the other ones rely in the implementation from Sun. It may be possible to extract their POP implementation in massage it into a JavaMail plugin. Alternatively, POP could be so simple that it is better to write one from scratch ourselves.
BTW if you guys really get into this, you should take a look at our SMTP implementation. It needs auth and TLS support.
-dain
