understood - it seemed to diverge but wasn't sure... > > > Take a look a FetchPOP, but Leo D'angelo is about to > > > contribute a massively enhanced version that uses > > > JavaMail, and is capable of pulling e-mail from many > > > message transports. See the "New to the list" and > > > "Leo's new FetchMessage service (RE: New to the > list..)" threads. > > i must have missed something in the discussion thread; > > there were comments made that pointed toward FetchPop3 > > using the same mechinism as the rest of james > > (SMTPHandler) to allow common funcitonaluty, etc. > > Those are not contradictory statements. Leo D'angelo's > revised FetchPOP uses JavaMail to get messages, and then > should be using the same mechanism as SMTPHandler to > inject those messages into James' message processing. > --- Noel > > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For > additional commands, e-mail: > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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