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Introduction

Mstor is a JavaMail provider for persistent email storage. Currently mstor provides support for the following persistent storage:

• mbox - through the use of the Java New I/O API, mstor aims to provide a scalable email storage solution that can support large mailboxes.
• Java Content Repository (JCR)

For more information check out the API Documentation.

Minimum requirements

Mstor requires a minimum of Java 5 due to the use of features introduced in this version of Java. It may be possible to run with earlier versions, however this is not supported.

Project Information

• Project Home
• Browse Source Repository
• API Documentation
• Support Forums
• License

Download

• Releases
• Snapshot Builds

Getting Started

• If you are new to mstor, follow this brief tutorial to help you get started.
• The following examples demonstrate the functionality and uses of mstor.

Concepts and Types

• Mbox
• Metadata
• Java Content Repository
• Search Terms
• Tags
• CapabilityHints

Maven 2

mstor now incorporates a Maven 2 build process. More information on how to include mstor as a Maven dependency is available here.

Groovy

See here for Groovy-specific features of mstor.

Resources

• For information regarding new functionality and changes in mstor releases check the Change Log report.
• Information regarding code coverage and other project reports is available in the Project Documentation.
• Outstanding Bugs and Patches

Related Sites and Articles

• Projects using mstor
• The JavaMail API
• Other JavaMail Third Party Products
• Wikipedia on mbox

Frequently Asked Questions

• Answers to some common questions about mstor are available here

Sitemap

A hierarchical view of this Wiki is available here.

Acknowledgments

• Thanks to Atlassian Clover for their support.