Noel, > -----Original Message----- > From: Noel J. Bergman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 10:01 PM > To: James Developers List > Subject: RE: IMAP Changes
> Would you care to elaborate? I don't know of anyone working > on a new store implementation. As for IMAP vs POP3, are you > describing a physical implementation or a logical structure? Some to my own project plan :): - Currently I'm on bugfixing the current IMAP implementation - after that I will implement the remaining IMAP features (it is not possible to copy one mail to another directory) - Then I'm planning to abstract the Store of IMAP to a factory-pattern like Store, so it should be possible to switch between many possible stores. - After that I want to implement a mySQL (or Database) Store. I think it would better, to use only the "IMAP Store" for all of James, but that will be another Job then :) > POP3 stores, at present, can be stored in either the file > system or via JDBC. > > Have you considered using JNDI as an implementation engine to > support IMAP? I believe that to have merit, and might provide > the basis for moving other stores to JNDI. No. You mean an JNDI Service as Store ? Why do you see there a benefit ?
