No problem!
But I can't get the jdbc mail repository working :-(
Where do I specify driverclass, db url, user & pass?
How do your URLs work? Spool repository has
destinationURL="db://EML_SPOOL/spool"
where I was expecting something like the UsersJDBCRepository:
<dburl>jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1/mail</dburl>
What is the role of 'repository_name' as a db table column?
Does that mean all repositories are in the same table?
Can you have error messages and spam messges go to different tables in
the same db and inbox messages go to a db on a different host?
I'd vote for maximum flexibility for the admin, even if it means bigger
conf.xml elements per repository.
Good luck,
Charles
Serge Knystautas wrote:
>
> Charles,
>
> Whatever you did to structure my proposal in CVS, thanks! I'm not getting
> the out of memory exception and am back to testing.
>
> I wrote implementations on MimeMessageWrapper.writeTo(OutputStream [, String
> headers[]}. They now stream the source (inputstream) to the specified
> outputstream, rather than parsing and instantiating the MimeMessage. Now
> it's instantiating the message only once rather than 4-5 times (between when
> it received, sent, and processed the message through different processors).
>
> Next, I plan to have it only instantiate the headers first, only
> instantiating the whole message if that's necessary. This will help a lot
> as for most messages, you just check headers and don't need the whole
> MimeMessage.
>
> Anyway, just wanted to say thanks mainly!
>
> Serge
>
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