Hi Jon,
Earlier this year I've put a mailet in JIRA
(http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-235) that saves an attachment
whose name matches a regular expression. You might take a look at it and
build on it. The only thing that needs to be changed/added is how the
content of the attachment is
Noel,
> One nit: the Fetchmail service is not as limited as you show. It can
> support any JavaMail Store, so it has much broader protocol support than
> you indicate.
Modified it to show that Fetchmail supports any JavaMail protocol.
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Jeroen
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All,
I'm in the process of transferring my very limited knowledge of James to
other people in my team. To give them a quick overview of James I've come up
with the attached diagram. Could this be of any use for the James
documentation? In my opinion the James documentation on the website does a
de
Serge,
> 1. Can you make this use the regex package that we bundle
> with James? This let's us avoid the JDK 1.4 dependency.
No problem. I will submit it to JIRA in the beginning of next week.
> 2. Can you submit this to JIRA? Makes it easier for us to
> track it.
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Jeroen
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Hi all,
Attached is a mailet that saves one or more attachments of a mail to a given
directory. It uses a Java2 1.4 regular expression to match the name of the
attachment with a pattern defined in the configuration. I'm using it in a
scenario where an external party is emailing files to be process
