WebMail

[Johnson Lim <jl...@thinkspice.com>]

Hi guys,

Do you know any good opensource/free webmail (based on JSP/Servlet) that
fixed with JAMES available.

Thanks guys.

Regards,
Johnson

Re: WebMail

[Peter Donald <do...@apache.org>]

Theres also jwma which I have heard good things about ;)

At 11:04  23/2/01 -0800, sbelt wrote:
>I asked this same question a few weeks ago, and did some research of my own.
>There are many webmail clients which will work with JAMES - commercial and
>free. Unfortunately, all the "free" versions are NOT under a Apache-style
>license, favoring GPL instead. Here is are the links someone posted in
>reply:
>
>ICEMail: Java-Based Email Client. Built using JavaMail APIs, JavaBeans
>Activation Framework, JFC 1.1.1 and distributed under the GPL
>with source code. http://www.icemail.org
>
>Grendel: Open source JavaMail based Email client from the mozilla.org folks.
>Available at: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/grendel
>
>TDAC's E-Mail Client - Java, Free beta binary
>http://www.tdac.com/pages/email.html
>
>More can be found from
>http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/Third_Party.html

Cheers,

Pete

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Re: WebMail

[sbelt <sb...@velos.com>]

I asked this same question a few weeks ago, and did some research of my own.
There are many webmail clients which will work with JAMES - commercial and
free. Unfortunately, all the "free" versions are NOT under a Apache-style
license, favoring GPL instead. Here is are the links someone posted in
reply:

ICEMail: Java-Based Email Client. Built using JavaMail APIs, JavaBeans
Activation Framework, JFC 1.1.1 and distributed under the GPL
with source code. http://www.icemail.org

Grendel: Open source JavaMail based Email client from the mozilla.org folks.
Available at: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/grendel

TDAC's E-Mail Client - Java, Free beta binary
http://www.tdac.com/pages/email.html

More can be found from
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/Third_Party.html


The best I found so far (for licensing reasons alone) was the client
included with sun's mail sdk. simply modify the servlet to use
protocol="pop3" (replacing = "smtp") and you can connect to james.

I have seen in the apache-jetspeed list a renewed interest in client
applications including email, so if you are looking for Apache-licensed
solutions, you might look at their maillist archive as well.

Steve B.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Johnson Lim" <jl...@thinkspice.com>
To: "Java Apache Mail Server" <ja...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 4:48 AM
Subject: WebMail


> Hi guys,
>
> Do you know any good opensource/free webmail (based on JSP/Servlet) that
> fixed with JAMES available.
>
> Thanks guys.
>
> Regards,
> Johnson
>
>
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