Deprecated API

Contents

• Deprecated Classes
• Deprecated Fields
• Deprecated Methods

Deprecated Classes

org.apache.james.transport.mailets.AddHeader
This class was replaced by SetMimeHeader and is only here for backwards compatibly. It will be removed in next stable release

org.apache.james.smtpserver.AddHeaderHandler
This class was replaced by SetMimeHeaderHandler and is only here for backwards compatibly. It will be removed in next stable release

Deprecated Fields

org.apache.james.transport.Resources.MAIL_SERVER
this is unused

org.apache.james.transport.Resources.TMP_REPOSITORY
this is unused

org.apache.james.transport.Resources.TRANSPORT
this is unused

org.apache.james.transport.Resources.USERS_MANAGER
this is unused

Deprecated Methods

org.apache.james.services.MailServer.addUser(String, String)
addUser should not be considered a property of a MailServer We could have readonly userbases providing full MailServer implementations. Look at the UsersRepository.addUser(username, password) method.

org.apache.james.James.addUser(String, String)
we deprecated this in the MailServer interface and this is an implementation this component depends already depends on a UsersRepository: clients could directly use the addUser of the usersRepository.

org.apache.james.util.mordred.JdbcDataSource.killConnection(PoolConnEntry)
- No longer used in the new approach.

org.apache.james.services.MailServer.sendMail(MailAddress, Collection, InputStream)
You can use MailetContext service for this purpose

org.apache.james.services.MailServer.sendMail(MailAddress, Collection, MimeMessage)
You can use MailetContext service for this purpose

org.apache.james.services.MailServer.sendMail(MimeMessage)
You can use MailetContext service for this purpose

org.apache.mailet.MailetContext.storeMail(MailAddress, MailAddress, MimeMessage)
- use sparingly. Service will be replaced with resource acquired via JNDI.

org.apache.james.James.storeMail(MailAddress, MailAddress, MimeMessage)
since 2.2.0 look at the LocalDelivery code to find out how to do the local delivery.

org.apache.mailet.dates.RFC822DateFormat.toString(Date)
This method is not necessary and is preserved for API backwards compatibility. Users of this class should instantiate an instance and use it as they would any other DateFormat object.