XMail

XMail is open source mail server software, powerful, stable, good compatibility, can run on Linux, windows, sun, BSD and other platforms. The author is Davide Libenzi.

A brief introduction of xmail

XMail is an excellent Internet & Intranet mail servers, including SMTP Server, POP3 Server, Finger Server, STMP Relay, support for multiple domain detection, remote control, alias, event record, with an external POP3 server synchronization. It is free software, and has cross platform advantages, in the windows, Linux / Unix can run.

Xmail project preparation

The Xmail project is based on Tomcat, using the" source, form" completely stripping technology framework" Cocoon", comprehensive implementation using Java+XML+XSLT can receive any mail service business mail function.

Development environment

OS: WindowsXP SP2

Tomcat: 5.0.28

Cocoon: 2.1.5.1

JDK: 5

Development tools: Eclipse 3

The environment is built

In 1, the %cocoon_home%build / webapp copied to the%tomcat_home" / webapps / below and then renamed cocoon. Visit http: / / localhost: 8080 / cocoon to see whether the cocoon home page. ( about cocoon and Tomcat integration can refer to the blog called" Cocoon small example of learning ( including Cocoon installation )" article )

In 2, Eclipse in the" new Project" named Xmail.

3, a new library, %tomcat_home" / webapps / cocoon / lib of jar in.

4, a new folder, named" cocoon" link to" %tomcat_home / webapps / cocoon.

5, a new source folder, named" SRC" ( can ).

In 6, and then specify the source of the output directory for the%tomcat_home" / webapps / cocoon / WEB-INF / classes.

Environment complete.