adding user using JSP/Servlet

[Charles <te...@hotmail.com>]

I am implementing a membership website using JSP and servlet. Whenever a new user signs up,  a signupServlet will telnet to James and create a new pop/smtp account. I don't know if this approach is what James developers had in mind for automatical account creation. Any comments/suggestions are appreciated. 

  

Re: adding user using JSP/Servlet

[Javier Storni <ja...@512konline.com.ar>]

If you take a view to rmi-remotemanager source code in proposals dir of
james source tree, you can see that is easy integrate addUser or deleteUser
into a JSP, Servlet, Bean, or Enterprise Bean.
I'm trying this in a pre-production server.

Javier Storni

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From: "Charles" <te...@hotmail.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 11:44 AM
Subject: adding user using JSP/Servlet


I am implementing a membership website using JSP and servlet. Whenever a new
user signs up,  a signupServlet will telnet to James and create a new
pop/smtp account. I don't know if this approach is what James developers had
in mind for automatical account creation. Any comments/suggestions are
appreciated.




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Re: adding user using JSP/Servlet

[Kenny Smith <ja...@journalscape.com>]

Hi Charles,

I'm using the JDBCUserRepository to store my users, and I just wrote a 
webapp that inserts rows into the database directly. I used one of the 
James classes to encrypt the password (so it would always be done the 
same way) and that works great for me. I hate doing something 
interactive like telnet in a automated fashion. It just seems fragile to me.

Kenny Smith
JournalScape.com

Charles wrote:

> I am implementing a membership website using JSP and servlet. Whenever 
> a new user signs up,  a signupServlet will telnet to James and create 
> a new pop/smtp account. I don't know if this approach is what James 
> developers had in mind for automatical account creation. Any 
> comments/suggestions are appreciated.
>
>



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