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Hai,
we will be using the javamail api to send and receive mails.How will the mails be stored in the server?
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Moving to the "Other Java API's" forum.
 
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That's something for your mail server to worry about - does it really matter to your application? Or were you thinking of writing your own mail server? (That would be something I'd recommend against doing. There are so many capable, free mail servers out there, it seems a waste of time to create another one.)
 
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Thanx Dittmer,What exactly i am doing is,i am using apache tomcat for my application.in my application i want to integrate javamail.i am using oracle server as my backend.Can we do the processing in tomcat and store and retrieve the mails from oracle database.Please help me out.
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There are mail servers that store mail in a standard DB. Apache James is written in Java, and can use any JDBC-accessible DB to store mail. But, again: why do you care where the mail server stores the mail? Are you planning on accessing the mail behind the mail servers back, that is to say, without using the JavaMail API?
 
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