Hi - Apparently James 2.3 marked an important email as spam and sent it
into the spam folder. I found the email by grepping for it there.
Question, how to I recover the email from the spam folder and send it on
to the user? Somehow, I will also have to send to the the "not-spam"
mailet for the Bay
I was able to get this working by just switching from beta2 to beta1 (same
POM as below except beta1 replaces beta2). It seems that the
james-server-context.xml file hasn't been updated properly in beta2. For
instance, many of the packages have changed in beta2 but the
james-server-context.xml fil
I'm trying to run James from within IntelliJ IDEA. I've downloaded the James
3.0 beta2 source from Subversion and run "mvn install" to deploy the
artifacts to my local repository. I've created a new Maven project to hold
my matchers and mailets. The POM looks like this:
http://maven.apache.org/PO