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The following page has been changed by Eric Weidner: http://wiki.apache.org/james/JamesUsers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---- Marc Chamberlin - I use it on my personal computer to help several non-profit organizations, manage their mail lists, virtual domain email addresses, and to automate the posting of newsletters and other dynamic web page content to various web pages on their websites. (It works in close conjunction with my Jakarta Tomcat JSP / webserver.) The most interesting application is to handle the automated storage into a database and distribution of images taken from a telescope observatory! ---- - EJB Solutions / Eric Weidner - I've been using James for about 2.5 years. It's always been extremely useful and extremely stable. I'm glad that the "alpha" label has finally been dropped because some people would shy away from "alpha" code. James has always been more feature rich and stable than that. We've included James in our product [http://www.ejbsolutions.com Out-of-the-Box] which is an integrated Open Source distribution that helps reduce the barriers to Open Source software implementation and get more exposure to projects such as James which is one of my personal favorites. + OpenLogic, Inc. / Eric Weidner - I've been using James since 2002. It's always been extremely useful and extremely stable. I'm glad that the "alpha" label has finally been dropped because some people would shy away from "alpha" code. James has always been more feature rich and stable than that. We've included James in our product [http://www.openlogic.com BlueGlue] which is an integrated Open Source distribution that helps reduce the barriers to Open Source software implementation and get more exposure to projects such as James which is one of my personal favorites. ----- [http://www.turkix.org TURKIX] - We are a non-profit Linux organization; we have activities like translating some big Linux projects (including Apache HTTPD) into Turkic languages, packing rpms and maintaining an apt-get repository. We are also committed to prepare a user-friendly live linux distribution called Turkixlinux. To handle all these activities, we use James as our mail gateway; it works smoothly, compiles easily, easy to setup and run. James has rich online resources for newbies; wiki, mailing lists, faq, decent documentation etc. No catch, it's an Apache project and you can trust on. The big James community is here to answer your questions in mailing lists. ----
