It is better to integrate the two applications than to embed James.
Have your mailet connect to your app or embed your app in a mailet.
If it is a web-app I would be tempted to make your app expose a web-service
and have your mailet call that.
Or you could have james put things on a queue (use a messaging product (a
JMS implementation) or make your own simple queue with files or James
repositories if you like) for your app to dequeue and process. Or you could
try RMI or any of a zillion other systems integration techniques.
Make your app use SMTP to introduce new mail into James, its simple, robust
and It Works.
d.
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Hello,
What I want to do is the following: I have an application (say MyApp)
which I want to start receiving and sending mail. Therefore, I want to
run james from MyApp (rather than from the command line) application
so I can directly access James' classes (for they will be running on
the same JVM).
I will then write a mailet that will invoke some classes in MyApp to
process the e-mail then contact James again to forward the mail.
The problem I've found is that there is no information on how to embed
James in an application.
Best Regards,
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Gonçalo Luiz
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