JWebMail installed perfectly onto Tomcat 8 on linux (not on Windows Server 2012 R2).
Setting virtual domains to the remote imap/pop/smtp hMailServer 5.6 worked fine with insecure AUTH login.
Secure AUTH did not work at all even if it was possible to login to the same server with Thunderbird over SSL/TLS. IMAP protocol on JWebMail could not read the directories on the server, email sending was possible and POP3 could read the directories and email-messages, but replies were not possible because of complaints of "no default email address" even if I had set that. I had installed Java 8, and installed the latest JavaMail API+ package version 1.5.2.
So, to sum it up, JWebMail works nicely, but has some problems with compatibility and normal use cases, which I would need help to solve.
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JWebMail installed perfectly onto Tomcat 8 on linux (not on Windows Server 2012 R2).
Setting virtual domains to the remote imap/pop/smtp hMailServer 5.6 worked fine with insecure AUTH login.
Secure AUTH did not work at all even if it was possible to login to the same server with Thunderbird over SSL/TLS. IMAP protocol on JWebMail could not read the directories on the server, email sending was possible and POP3 could read the directories and email-messages, but replies were not possible because of complaints of "no default email address" even if I had set that. I had installed Java 8, and installed the latest JavaMail API+ package version 1.5.2.
So, to sum it up, JWebMail works nicely, but has some problems with compatibility and normal use cases, which I would need help to solve.