Hello
I'm testing james to use it as my mail server. I see that presently
there is no real support for domains, so I get the code from CVS and try to
make the changes to allow domains.
I try changing username into a serializable class with user and server
names, after some hours of work I suceed and now I have a version that
supports multiple domains. I have test it with remotemanager, SMTP and POP3
and it works OK for what I test.
The usernames has the form user@server everywhere there is used
including the mail inboxes.
Changing the username String into a serializable Class allows to use it
as a key in the repositories, keep the changes minimum and allow easy debug.
The changes affects 22 classes (excluding the new UserName class).
James - 6 lines (2 executable)
AuthService - 2 lines (0 executable)
AuthServiceImpl - 4 lines (1 executable)
NNTPHandler - 2 lines (1 executable)
POP3Handler - 4 lines (2 executable)
RemoteManagerHandler - 8 lines (8 executable)
JamesUser - 2 lines (0 executable)
MailServer - 2 lines (0 executable)
User - 1 line (0 executable)
UsersRepository - 11 lines (1 executable)
SMTPHandler - 12 lines (7 executable)
AvalonListservManager - 4 lines (3 executable)
RecipientIsLocal - 2 lines (1 executable)
AbstractJdbcUsersRepository - 6 lines (4 executable)
AbstractUsersRepository - 12 lines (2 executable)
DefaultJamesUser - 7 lines (1 executable)
DefaultUser - 5 lines (0 executable)
DefaultUsersJdbcRepository - 4 lines (3 executable) (excluding two
dummy methods needed)
JamesUsersJdbcRepository - 5 lines (4 executable) (excluding two
dummy methods needed)
ListUsersJdbcRepository - 3 lines (2 executable) (excluding two
dummy methods needed)
UsersFileRepository - 23 lines (12 executable)
UsersLDAPRepository - 14 lines (1 executable)
MailetContext - 2 lines (0 executable)
Total = 139 lines (55 executable)
The change needs to be tested with mailing lists, imap and nntp.
I want to contribute the changes, it there are accepted.
Regards
Blas Rodriguez Somoza
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