Am Freitag, 22. Juni 2001 03:08 schrieben Sie:
> > I'm currently developing a webbased mail-client on Jetspeed and I'm also
> > thinking of integration with James.
> > [..]
> >So I've already thought quite some time
> > about that. What my biggest problem is, is that James doesn't support
> > virtual hosts.
>
> Not every email server installation would need the virtual host feature.
> It's not really an issue, I think.
But for my special case, I would need it. But that's not what this discussion
is about right now.
> > By the way if somebody is interested in my code, I want to release it
> > under the Apache Licence in a few weeks. Just let me know.
>
> That would be great. Why "a few weeks?". _Right_now_ is the right time.
I don't think so. I wrote it for my diploma thesis and there are some special
things in there which you can't use in normal live. And I'm totally bound to
Jetspeed, because it is a portlet. And some features, like attachment upload,
isn't implemented at all.
> I already have quite many users complaining about the performance of the
> mail server; POP time-outs, SMTP connections that seemingly "hang". A
> JDBC-direct web mail application would really be a cure for the existing
> James POP server's implementation problems (I use 1.2.1rc2).
>
> The web app could make the migration to James 1.3 smoother; say, you
> have the latest version of the mail server, then you could connect the
> web app to the 1.2's database and let the users read their email from
> the previous version's database. Their POP connections, would be set to
> connect to the new James POP server. By doing so, all the messages could
> be retrieved. If the 1.2's mailboxes are empty, then the web app would
> be set to connect to the new database.
Sounds nice. But I'm quite under pressure the next weeks, because I have to
finish my diploma thesis and write my last tests. So I can make the code
public right now, but that won't help you. In August I'll have much time to
go through all my code and than I'll release it.
But if you want it now. That's no problem.
> Oki
Ciao,
Stefan
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