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Pre-Requisites

Deployment

The WAR distribution of jwma is plug & play. It will be automatically unpacked and running without any further configuration, if your IMAP and SMTP servers are located on the same host. It just has to be placed into the /path/to/jakarta-tomcat/webapps directory. Below there is a walkthrough, that should give a guideline on how to get it running for sure, in a development environment.

Test Walkthrough

  1. Download the binary distribution to a directory of your choice from
  2. Unpack the distribution in the directory of your choice (example):
  3. Move the downloaded WAR distribution to the webapps directory within tomcat's directory
  4. Edit the conf/server.xml file to set the port of your choice in the active connector (I use 8090 for example).
  5. Start the server, using bin/catalina.sh start respectively bin\catalina.bat start (this will cause jwma to be unpacked).
  6. Edit <tomcat dir>/webapps/webmail/WEB-INF/etc/configuration.xml to check and set following settings:
  7. Edit <tomcat dir>/webapps/webmail/WEB-INF/etc/site_template.xml to check and set following settings:
  8. Restart the server, using bin/catalina.sh restart respectively bin\catalina.bat restart (this will cause the new config to be loaded on startup).
  9. Log in to jwma webmail, using http://<yourhost.yourdomain>:<yourport>/webmail
Version note

jwma has been tested against the latest stable Tomcat release, which is v4.1.18 (stable). However, it is expected to run with all 3.x as well as 4.x releases.


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