Jukka Zitting wrote:
Hi all,
As you may have noticed, in the past few days I've again committed
some updates to the james-jcr sandbox component. The main changes are
about extracting the Message->JCR storage mechanism to a standalone
JavaBean class, and adding an intermediate .../year/month/day/...
folder structure to better manage large volumes of email.
As a background for these updates, at Day we're currently working on
some email/wiki integration stuff on top of JCR and it would be great
to use James as the email component. Currently we're just pulling
messages from external sources using normal IMAP and POP client
support in JavaMail and feeding the messages to a JCR repository using
a slightly modified version of the JCRStoreBean from james-jcr.
There's also a brief blog entry [1] about this stuff.
:-) interesting stuff. I am eager to learn what is coming out of this...
I was trying to build the current James server trunk and set it up as
a simple dependency that I could just start with minimal configuration
within a webapp to listen for incoming SMTP connections. I'd then feed
the incoming messages to a JCR repository using the james-jcr
component. Unfortunately I didn't get too far along those lines. Any
pointers on how to best do this? (Preferably with Maven 2... :-)
I am not a mvn2 expert, so I try to give some other advise...
Add all jars from spring-deployment/target/james-*/lib/ to your project
and launch
org.apache.james.container.spring.Main
and you should be up and running.
When it comes to deploying James/Spring within a web application, there
is a little bit more to do. I was already starting working on this and
will follow up as soon as there is progress.
Bernd
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