| Java Source Code / Java Documentation » Web Mail » Jwma |
| jwma | |
| License: | BSD License |
| URL: | http://jwma.sourceforge.net/ |
| Description: | jwma is a WebMail implementation in Java |
| Package Name | Comment | ||
| dtw.webmail |
Provides a kernel, the controllers and related classes for a
Java webmail solution based on the model-view-controller (MVC) pattern.
To deploy this package you will need to have a servlet container and
a Java Server Pages (JSP) solution.
See related documentation for more information. Package Specification
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| dtw.webmail.admin |
Provides administrative model for admin features within jwma.
See related documentation for more information.
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| dtw.webmail.directory | |||
| dtw.webmail.model |
Provides all necessary jwma models.
Each model consists of an interface that only exposes accessor methods,
and an implementation:
See related documentation for more information. Package Specification
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| dtw.webmail.plugin |
Provides the plugin base framework for jwma.
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| dtw.webmail.plugin.std |
Provides standard plugins implemented on top of the base plugin framework.
@see dtw.webmail.plugin
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| dtw.webmail.util |
Provides utility classes for jwma.
It contains a class for loading Properties in a convenient way, and the class that implements more or less flexible logging for jwma. It also contains the classes that handle multipart/form-data uploads, by utilizing the existant Mime handling functionality in JavaMail. A general working version of such classes, which allows access to binary data in form of files, could be easily derived from the existing versions. Package Specification
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| dtw.webmail.util.config |
