Am Donnerstag, den 04.01.2007, 21:24 +0000 schrieb Steve Brewin: > > > Full integration is a pending James activity awaiting the > > completion of our > > > IMAP implementation which will bring with it the required > > infrastructure to > > > make jSieve truly useful.
> The Sieve spec. is predicated on exploiting a subset of the IMAP commands > which are not present in POP3, which is why we have never moved forward. I > can't remember exactly which commands, but the spec. is quite clear. ... > - If the Mailet API exposed more we could launch jSieve as a Mailet, I guess jSieve just needs a possibility to access different folders/mailboxes that can be accessed by the user through IMAP. Today this would mean access to the MailboxManager. (the IMAP capable backend, not the IMAP server itself) The best way would be a native, logical, hierarchical mailbox access through the Mailet API. Maybe a _subset_ of MailboxManager as part of the Mailet API. Obviously MailboxMananger needs a bit more work and refactoring before flowing into a standard. :-) BTW: Integrating IMAP, jSieve and Mailboxmanager, is one important goal for me. I personally find it very comfortable to get the mail sorted on server side and access it from different computers via IMAP. Joachim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
