I'm in the process of developing a web mail system that uses James. Rather than use POP3 to pull mail out of James and into some other kind of repository, I'm considering accessing it directly from James' "inbox" table in mysql (via the James classes, of course) and modifying the repository_name field value to specify which folder the message has been moved to, if any. So instead of the repository_name value being, say, "userjoe" for a message, it might be "userjoe/trash" after being moved into a trash folder. This also allows mail to be read from the POP3 server and the web interface at the same time, while stored in only one place.
When IMAP is finished, I'd like to use that, but until then, does anyone see anything wrong with this method? General thoughts would be appreciated. Also, if anyone has preliminary thoughts on how SQL storage will work to support IMAP folders when that piece gets written, I might try and use something closer to that. Thanks, Matt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
