For the time being, I would say just change users in the database. That may not be optimal, but I like that much better than using the Remote Manager.

Eric MacAdie

eagle007 wrote:
Hi:

Would you know the jars in which the classes listed below are packaged in?
org.apache.james.remotemanager.* org.apache.james.services.UsersRepository
org.apache.james.core.LocalUsersRepository
org.apache.james.userrepository.*

RemoteManager source is included with the James source. But is the
RemoteManager packaged for distribution along with James server or
separately from James Server? If separate, where is the download? Can the RemoteManager run in a seperate VM than James Server?
Is there a list of dependency jars for running the RemoteManager?

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!



BJ-6 wrote:
there is a very basic command line interface using the RemoteManager.
if you look at the code in remotemanager you can extend it.
contributions would be considered a plus.


eagle007 sent the following on 5/7/2009 7:52 PM:
Hi

I need to manage the user accounts in James from a business component
that
is linked to a process flow.

Is there any API for managing (create, disable, delete) User accounts in
James?
I would prefer an API exposed as (in the order of preference)
a) Web Service (SOAP/XML-RPC etc) or via EJB (Corba/RMI)
    c) Java Interface
    d) any other way

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!

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