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开源 java 的webmail
主页
http://olivamail.sourceforge.net/
olivamail是一套jsp 写的webmail客户端套间，支持pop3 imap服务，可以在pda设备上浏览邮件，多国语言。支持中文显示。
基于mysql数据库, 配置简单,主要配置文件在WEB-INF/classes 目录下。
邮件收发，查找。通讯录功能 。
支持smtp权限安全验证。
下面是官方主页的介绍：
OlivaMail/Webmail
OlivaMail/Webmail - is a JSP webmail for POP3/IMAP servers with theme for PDA devices. It is based on the OlivaMail/Core library and supports MIME messages, multiple languages and codepages.
Features of the OlivaMail/Webmail latest release:
MySQL database can be used to store users' address books.
Webmail JSP container, mail servers and MySQL database can reside on different machines.
Browser's preferred language auto detection.
Manual language selection for non-properly encoded messages.
Easy to add a new interface translation into a language that not included.
Multiple files to send in one message as p_w_upload.
Supports smtp authentication.
Resumes composing/sending a message after a JSP container's session timeout.
All settings and internationalization staff are stored in .properties files. These files can be found in WEB-INF/classes folder.
All message headers and message source can be displayed.
Theme for PDA devices.
Requirements of the OlivaMail/Webmail:
JSP container (such as Jakarta Tomcat) running on Java2 version 1.4.2 or higher;
J2SE 1.4.2 or higher SDK for compiling the source code (if needed).
Some installation variants of Webmail are possible:
1)
Download webmail.war;
Deploy webmail.war to a JSP container;
Go to the directory where the container extracted content of webmail.war archive;
Locate WEB-INF/classes folder;
Modify .properties files according to your preferences;
Access Webmail like something http://your.jsp.container:8080/mail.
2)
Download a source code of Webmail;
Locate war/WEB-INF/classes folder;
Modify .properties files according to your preferences;
Make web-application archive webmail.war by running make.sh (on Linux/UNIX) or make.bat (on Windows). If you do not modify the .java files you can simply zip content of the war folder and rename the zipped file to webmail.war;
Deploy just created webmail.war archive to your JSP container;
Access Webmail like something http://your.jsp.container:8080/mail.
http://olivamail.sourceforge.net/
olivamail是一套jsp 写的webmail客户端套间，支持pop3 imap服务，可以在pda设备上浏览邮件，多国语言。支持中文显示。
基于mysql数据库, 配置简单,主要配置文件在WEB-INF/classes 目录下。
邮件收发，查找。通讯录功能 。
支持smtp权限安全验证。
下面是官方主页的介绍：
OlivaMail/Webmail
OlivaMail/Webmail - is a JSP webmail for POP3/IMAP servers with theme for PDA devices. It is based on the OlivaMail/Core library and supports MIME messages, multiple languages and codepages.
Features of the OlivaMail/Webmail latest release:
MySQL database can be used to store users' address books.
Webmail JSP container, mail servers and MySQL database can reside on different machines.
Browser's preferred language auto detection.
Manual language selection for non-properly encoded messages.
Easy to add a new interface translation into a language that not included.
Multiple files to send in one message as p_w_upload.
Supports smtp authentication.
Resumes composing/sending a message after a JSP container's session timeout.
All settings and internationalization staff are stored in .properties files. These files can be found in WEB-INF/classes folder.
All message headers and message source can be displayed.
Theme for PDA devices.
Requirements of the OlivaMail/Webmail:
JSP container (such as Jakarta Tomcat) running on Java2 version 1.4.2 or higher;
J2SE 1.4.2 or higher SDK for compiling the source code (if needed).
Some installation variants of Webmail are possible:
1)
Download webmail.war;
Deploy webmail.war to a JSP container;
Go to the directory where the container extracted content of webmail.war archive;
Locate WEB-INF/classes folder;
Modify .properties files according to your preferences;
Access Webmail like something http://your.jsp.container:8080/mail.
2)
Download a source code of Webmail;
Locate war/WEB-INF/classes folder;
Modify .properties files according to your preferences;
Make web-application archive webmail.war by running make.sh (on Linux/UNIX) or make.bat (on Windows). If you do not modify the .java files you can simply zip content of the war folder and rename the zipped file to webmail.war;
Deploy just created webmail.war archive to your JSP container;
Access Webmail like something http://your.jsp.container:8080/mail.
