org.apache.james.jcr
Class JCRStoreBean
java.lang.Object
org.apache.james.jcr.JCRStoreBean
public class JCRStoreBean
- extends java.lang.Object
JavaBean that stores messages to a JCR content repository.
After instantiating this bean you should use the
setParentNode(Node)
method to specify the root node under
which all messages should be stored. Then you can call
storeMessage(Message)
to store messages in the repository.
The created content structure below the given parent node consists
of a date based .../year/month/day tree structure, below which the actual
messages are stored. A stored message consists of an nt:file node whose
name is based on the subject of the message. The jcr:content child of the
nt:file node contains the MIME structure and all relevant headers of the
message. Note that the original message source is not stored,
which means that some of the message information will be lost.
The messages are stored using the session associated with the specified
parent node. No locking or synchronization is performed, and it is expected
that only one thread writing to the message subtree at any given moment.
You should use JCR locking or some other explicit synchronization mechanism
if you want to have concurrent writes to the message subtree.
Method Summary |
void |
setParentNode(javax.jcr.Node parent)
|
void |
storeMessage(javax.mail.Message message)
Stores the given mail message to the content repository. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
JCRStoreBean
public JCRStoreBean()
setParentNode
public void setParentNode(javax.jcr.Node parent)
storeMessage
public void storeMessage(javax.mail.Message message)
throws javax.mail.MessagingException,
javax.jcr.RepositoryException
- Stores the given mail message to the content repository.
- Parameters:
message
- mail message
- Throws:
javax.mail.MessagingException
- if the message could not be read
javax.jcr.RepositoryException
- if the message could not be saved
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