Hello All:
Has anyone integrated OFBiz JavaMailContainer with multiple IMAP mail boxes? Does it even make sense to do this - or should start over with my own poller? What I'd like to do is have the mail poller look at multiple mailboxes (perhaps on multiple domains) and, be able to set the addresses of each mailbox up dynamically - as I discover what they are. So, the current method of using the ofbiz-containers.xml file to configure the mail store doesn't really work in this situation. Just curious what others have done. TIA Ruth |
Ruth, There are probably some things you could do for this. First off you could have multiple email addresses just be routed to a single IMAP box and then in your MCA rule or the message processing just look at the to address to see how you should handle it. Kind of a virtual box if you will... The other option would be to support multiple IMAP accounts that are really separated. It looks like the javamail-container setup in the ofbiz-containers.xml file is pretty inflexible, but the underlying code is capable of more and changing the configuration (ie the container entry) to be more flexible and get things setup properly underneath should only require a bit of coding and such. -David On Aug 16, 2006, at 12:01 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote: > Hello All: > Has anyone integrated OFBiz JavaMailContainer with multiple IMAP > mail boxes? Does it even make sense to do this - or should start > over with my own poller? > > What I'd like to do is have the mail poller look at multiple > mailboxes (perhaps on multiple domains) and, be able to set the > addresses of each mailbox up dynamically - as I discover what they > are. So, the current method of using the ofbiz-containers.xml file > to configure the mail store doesn't really work in this situation. > > Just curious what others have done. > > TIA > Ruth > > |
Thanks David.
I appreciate the suggestions. Ruth David E Jones wrote: > > Ruth, > > There are probably some things you could do for this. First off you > could have multiple email addresses just be routed to a single IMAP > box and then in your MCA rule or the message processing just look at > the to address to see how you should handle it. Kind of a virtual box > if you will... > > The other option would be to support multiple IMAP accounts that are > really separated. It looks like the javamail-container setup in the > ofbiz-containers.xml file is pretty inflexible, but the underlying > code is capable of more and changing the configuration (ie the > container entry) to be more flexible and get things setup properly > underneath should only require a bit of coding and such. > > -David > > > On Aug 16, 2006, at 12:01 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote: > >> Hello All: >> Has anyone integrated OFBiz JavaMailContainer with multiple IMAP >> mail boxes? Does it even make sense to do this - or should start >> over with my own poller? >> >> What I'd like to do is have the mail poller look at multiple >> mailboxes (perhaps on multiple domains) and, be able to set the >> addresses of each mailbox up dynamically - as I discover what they >> are. So, the current method of using the ofbiz-containers.xml file >> to configure the mail store doesn't really work in this situation. >> >> Just curious what others have done. >> >> TIA >> Ruth >> >> > > |
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