Hello all! Just in case anybody has a need for it ;-)
I just finished my work on the initial version of "yaJamesManager". It is web-based and offers all functions for the User-Administration: http://sourceforge.net/projects/yajamesmanager Test-ride: http://www.nameservice.biz/yajamesmanager/ (but you should better deploy the war-file on your own server) How does it work? It uses the James-Remote-Manager to process the admistration-tasks (that's why you have to provide your Remote-Manager-Logindata). Is this a good idea? No - it's not very fast and it will break if the telnet-interface changes. But almost every James-User will have the Remote-Manager installed and will be able to use yaJamesManager. Why doesn't it use the RMIRemoteManager? Because I think almost nobody got this one flying... I had a hard time even to get the build-script finish its job; at least one class has to be fixed to actually compile and some .jar-files just aren't there (even so I got myself the "with-phoenix-archive"). But if you're brave at heart, you can fill the class de.lotk.yajamesmanager.business.ViaRmiRemoteManagerJamesManager with life and change the de.lotk.yajamesmanager.business.JamesManagerFactory to return this one instead of the de.lotk.yajamesmanager.business.ViaRemoteManagerJamesManager It looks ugly! I know. I'm not a designer. To change the look just edit the file yajamesmanager/static/style/workbench.css Enjoy! Stephan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
