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From: Anthony Fryer <apfryer@hotmail.com>
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Subject: new to james, not sure where to start
Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2012 04:57:34 +0000
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Hi=2C

I'm new to James and think it can do what I want but would like to be sure.=
  I have a java web application that a user can create an account.  I would=
 like that account creation process to also crease an email inbox for them =
(ie. a james email account).   I would like the james server to be embedded=
 in my java web application as possible. =20

When my web application starts up=2C i would need to start james listening =
on a port to receive emails.  How is this done programattically?

How can i create a new user account programatically?

Is there any good tutorials or samples or documentation about doing the abo=
ve tasks?

Regards=2C

Anthony
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