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Accessing my relational Database through a layer of JDBC: msg#00087mail.imap.dbmail
Hi, In my application, I am storing mails in my own particular format in a relational database. I would like to access it via POP3(SSL) and a JDBC interface I would adapt to the needs of dbmail from what I have already. Could this be done with dbmail - anybody has done something similar already? Many thanks for any hints in advance! Regards Ralf P.S.: As a newcomer to this list, I hope this question hasn't been asked before - somehow I found the archives, but unfortunately no search function for its >20 MB...
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