Embedding Mireka

• Add the libraries which are used by Mireka into your project. You can copy them from the lib directory of the tarball. If you only use a small subset of the functionality then you may omit some jars.
• For assembly and configuration you have two choices:
  • Instead of using the usual configuration files, assemble Mireka objects in your own code. The configuration files are executable JavaScript code, consider them as recipes. After the assembly a few threads must be started, objects must be initialized. The methods which must be called are marked with the @PostConstruct annotation. Search for this annotation for a complete list, however the main classes with such methods:
    • mireka.smtp.server.SMTPServer.start()
    • mireka.pop.PopServer.start()
    • mireka.transmission.queue.ScheduleFileDirQueue.start()
  • You can use the the same JavaScript configuration system as the standalone Mireka. In this case just call the mireka.startup.Start.main() function to initialize Mireka.
• Some Java system properties might need to be initialized. Use bin/start.sh as a guide.