This reminds me - if you have a search engine that indexes a mail store and you present results in a web page to a browser, you want to (of course...well I think this is obvious) send back a URL that would cause the users native mail client to pull up the msg.
IMAP has a URL format, and I use Mozilla on windows to browse & read mail, however when I've presented IMAP URLs on a results page the IMAP URL doesn't work - either nothing happens or the cursor changes to busy but still no mail comes up. Has anyone come across this? This may be more appropriate for a moz list but it's definitely a search issue.


This page mentions the problem:

http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/known-vulnerabilities.html

A writeup on an IMAP indexer I did a while ago:

http://www.tropo.com/techno/java/lucene/imap.html



Albert Vila wrote:

Hi all,

I want to achieve the following, when I indexing the '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', I want to index the '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' token, then the 'xyz' token, the 'company' token and the 'com'token.
This way, you'll be able to find the document searching for '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', for 'xyz' only, or for 'company' only.


How can I achieve that?, I need to write my own tokenizer?

Thanks
Albert



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