Re: Replacement for javax.mail?

[Eric Charles]

Hi James,

No, The James protocols projects are for server-side implementations.
Everyone is welcome to contribute to let them evolve as both server and 
client side implementations.


Thx, Eric

On 17/05/2013 01:51, James Cook wrote:

I know James is a Mail /server/ implementation, but I'm interested in the new
protocols released. Can these be used to replace the functionality of
javax.mail, especially for IMAP use? Trying to build a high-performance
email client and it would be great to use a codebase developed post 1990.



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Re: Replacement for javax.mail?

[Matthieu Baechler]

Hi James,

I have the exact same need and I evaluated every libraries I found to
replace javax.mail.

My conclusion is that no implementation is good enough for my project
and we decided to stick with our own implementation of IMAP protocol
which is very limited but that we are able to enhance with time.

If you are willing to write a full javax.mail replacement, I can
contribute on the IMAP side, so keep me updated about your intentions.

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