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umapyl commented on JAMES-4075:
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Thanks for providing the doc. I'm wondering what should I to create and send
IMAP requests.
I try to run `java -jar apache-james-mpt-app.jar -f ${IMAP script file} -p
8000`. The IMAP script file is like
{code:java}
C: a002 NOOP{code}
I expect the return message is as the example of NOOP command described in the
doc (e.g. "S: a002 OK NOOP Completed"), but I get the words after "C: ", like
{code:java}
-> a002 NOOP
closing{code}
Maybe there's something wrong with my operation. What should I do to send the
request? Could you give me a concrete example about how to create IMAP requests
and send them to the James server? This would help me a lot.
> Questions about the source code of James
> ----------------------------------------
>
> Key: JAMES-4075
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-4075
> Project: James Server
> Issue Type: Wish
> Components: protocols
> Reporter: umapyl
> Priority: Major
>
> I'm trying to read the mailbox part of the source code, and I find some
> methods are called by classes whose names are like "...Processor". I think
> these processors are called by other classes through the "doProcess" or
> "processReactive" method, but I can't understand how such methods are called.
> Is there a way that these methods can be called when I input some commands
> from the given client apps? Or I should use some other ways? I would greatly
> appreciate it if you could give me the answer.
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