Most likely! When I originally wrote it, I barely knew anything about James (not too much has changed *smile*) so I couldn't add cool things like that into it. I just needed to get a working product because I had convinced them to move from sendmail to James and I needed to replace the automation they had for user accounts and aliases asap.
Kenny Smith JournalScape.com
alan.gerhard wrote:
Kenny -
Since you are using the James package for password encryption, would it be that much more to use the interface to the user repository ?? This way your code could be used as a basis for a more generic web-based user management utility.
>I'm using the JDBCUserRepository to store my users, and I >just wrote a webapp that inserts rows into the database >directly. I used one of the James classes to encrypt the >password (so it would always be done the same way) and >that works great for me. I hate doing something >interactive like telnet in a automated fashion. It just >seems fragile to me. > >Kenny Smith >JournalScape.com
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