On Thursday 22 January 2004 18:32, Brent L Johnson wrote: > I'm working on a type of "personal" portal that pulls > together information in one easy place. I'm doing this > using Cocoon and it's turning out to work very well! > > The system supports any type of RSS/RDF feeds (by downloading > cached versions every hour) and also uses SOAP to pull > down weather data for my local area. > > Not only that - Ive written a web based email interface > to the native database format that James (james.apache.org) > uses. It's also set up to act as a POP3 proxy.. it polls > my POP3 server(s) and pulls down email every minute which > updates the web-based email client. I also used Classifier4J's > Bayesian classifier to create a James Matcher so when > it pulls down email from my remote POP3 server it uses > the bayesian matcher to attempt to match incoming spam. > > Then through the web interface I can further train the > application by deleting emails that got through as spam (which > adds them to the classification).. or recoving emails from > the spam box (which teaches a non-match and moves the email > back to my inbox). > > Once a POP3 client is started (like Outlook in my case).. > it pulls down anything currently showing in the web-based client > which in turn removes the email from the inbox on the web. > > And to top it off the whole thing is "skinnable". I've got > some screenshots of what I have working so far. The screenshots > show both a "star trek" type skin and the default blocky skin. > Changing the skin is as easy as changing one global variable > in the sitemap. > > You can check out screenshots at http://www.bjohnson.net/images > > * "trek" series shows logging in and checking email > * "skin_example" series is just 2 images showing the same > functionality in both skins. > * "kill_spam" series shows me adding spam to the classifier > > And the default sentinel skins looks exactly the same in Mozilla > or IE. The trek one is very close .. I just need to tweak the > right part of each "block" to look correct in Mozilla. > > Let me know what you think! Cocoon rocks :-) I like your page ! The theme is also very cool. /Rudi
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