Use James to build your own mailbox server

---the first day of development---

Download Apache James 3.0 Mailbox Server, unzip to the response directory

You can see the directory structure:

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Go to the Bin directory and run running directly, there may be an error during this period:

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The Jaxb-impl-2.1.3.jar package can be placed under the comf/lib of the James path to solve the problem, for: Network disk: Https://yunpan.cn/cM4ueRMwqPScQ (extract code: b575)

You can then start the server and run it. After completion, add a new domain to the server and execute the command after entering the bin:

H:\code\JavaCode\James\apache-james-3.0-beta4\binλjames-cli.bat-h localhost-p 9999289 Ms.

You can add a command for test.com to add a new user mailbox to the server: [email protected]

James-cli.bat-h localhost-p 9999 AddUser [email protected] 123456224 Ms.

Such a simple mailbox service is set up, I used foxmail to test whether the environment is complete, open foxmail Add Users:

Account: [Email protected]

Password: 123456

Mailbox Type I set to POP3 type, both the receiving server and the outgoing mail server are 127.0.0.1, because it is a local environment test, can only be used natively, if you want to use the name of a nice point can change the host itself.

The port for the pickup server is: 110

The port of the outgoing server is: 25

After the setup is complete. Now open the Foxmail to send yourself an e-mail:

Click the Send button to send the success, click on the upper left corner to receive:

You can see an unread e-mail just now. Now look at the information displayed on the interrupt:

Shows the type of mailbox service, the ID is good to drink the user name and IP address. Represents the sent record.

Use James to build your own mailbox server