The changes are in the Phoenix CVS repostitory, but not in an actual
Phoenix build yet, so this is cleary not currently included in the
version of Phoenix that is included with James. If you want to get this
working, you will need to checkout Phoenix from CVS and build it
yourself. As for how to get it running, I've appended the latest
instructions for for running Phoenix in Jboss to this message because
the latest doc update has not been committed to CVS. To get James
working, you'll simply need to copy the James.sar to the Phoenix apps
directory.
As far as the EJB idea goes, I think the safest, quickest bet is to
create your own entity EJB and then write a James mailet that uses this
EJB to store new messages into your own EJB mail repository.
Regards
Steve
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Introduction
This document describes the process for launching Phoenix in the JBoss
application server.
Procedure
Setup instructions (Windows based, but *nix equivalent is obvious):
Copy phoenix distribution to Jboss directory:
copy %PHOENIX_HOME%\* %JBOSS_HOME%\phoenix
Copy phoenix loader to Jboss deployment dir (using Jboss 'default'
server as example):
copy %PHOENIX_HOME%\bin\phoenix-loader.jar
%JBOSS_HOME%\server\default\deploy
Copy phoenix loader config file to Jboss deployment dir (using Jboss
'default' server as example):
copy %PHOENIX_HOME%\conf\phoenix-service.xml
%JBOSS_HOME%\server\default\deploy
Edit the phoenix kernel configuration file to use the hosted JMX system
manager:
<component role="org.apache.avalon.phoenix.interfaces.SystemManager"
class="org.apache.avalon.phoenix.components.manager.HostedSystemManager"
logger="manager" >
</component>
And don't forget to copy your app to the apps directory. I think that's
everything - if I've forgotten anything just holler.
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