Hi, > -----Original Message----- > From: Noel J. Bergman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 10:29 AM > To: James Users List > > > Could you give some advice on how to handle file-based virtual users? > > Robert Cadena wrote one (http://www.machine501.com/projects/). I had > hoped > that he'd submit a patch that merged his mailet and JDBCVirtualUserTable > under a common based class. I will probably look into that shortly. If > there were such a common class, all that you'd have to do would be to > provide support for your XML format.
Perfect! Makes me wonder how many other cool projects are out there. I can't seem to find them through google (the word 'james' is tough to search and get relevant hits). > > > How many users would you consider too much for a file-based setup? > > If you cache the virtual user table in memory, you could arguably handle > 1000s of users in a small amount of memory relative to the cost of the > database, and with excellent performance. More of an issue would be > dynamic > reconfiguration. That works for me. > > > is there a way to transform XML marked-up email to a standardized email > format? > > The nice way to do that would be to include a Cocoon pipeline into James. > I'd love to see that happen. Do you want a cocoon pipeline for an example integration? I just asked on cocoon-dev if anything exists and received one response from a committer, so far, saying they haven't heard of anything. Do you have any basic instructions on how this could be integrated? Is it a mailet? Processor? Something else? In other words, how do you dump it off to the pipeline for processing? Would a generic pipeline/filter/mailet/processor be appropriate? (Don't know if I would want to incur cocoon's overhead for this simple task). Best, -Rob > > --- Noel > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
