Do you plan to write a java programe to manage users conveniently?

[yadan <yx...@css.com.cn>]

 Or is there any similar exsits?
 I mean not using the command "telnet * 4555",but use a java class such as:
UserManage  add username password  //add a user
UserManage  delete username           //delete a user
UserManage  listuser              //listusers
...etc...
Using this class, we can simply manage James users in  client  programes. Do you agree with me ?
Or you have one , could you send it to me ? Thanks!







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Re: Do you plan to write a java programe to manage users conveniently?

[Uwe Rosebrock <uw...@rosebrock.org>]

Yadan,

I have started to extend James successfully to use a more dynamic 
communication etc. (serializing containers around ).
I am unfortunately out for a little while to go on with that.
Also there will be a problem with different JVM with this approach.
All what is needed with this though is a 'nice' front-end.
Uwe

On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 01:11 PM, yadan wrote:

>  Or is there any similar exsits?
>  I mean not using the command "telnet * 4555",but use a java class such 
> as:
> UserManage  add username password  //add a user
> UserManage  delete username           //delete a user
> UserManage  listuser              //listusers
> ...etc...
> Using this class, we can simply manage James users in  client  
> programes. Do you agree with me ?
> Or you have one , could you send it to me ? Thanks!
>
>
>
>
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