>
>Consider that you might have the mailboxes for a particular user defined
>in a database table called "mailboxes", with columns "username" and
>"mailboxname". It would be easy to construct an SQL statement like this:
>
> select mailboxname from mailboxes
> where username = xxx
>
>and replace xxx by the value returned from request.getRemoteUser(). This
>would allow the user access *only* to his or her own mailboxes.
Assuming, of course, that your users are using the same machine / login id
- not necessarily the case in, for example, a university with shared
machines...
Still, you're going to need to do something like that.
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