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I am trying to establish a connection between my mail server and a java program to parse the mail using protocol MAPI.. now the connection is working fine with a mock mailbox using IMAPS..but my mail server does not support MAPI..So is thr any option like JMAPI..
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It seems like Java Supports POP3 and IMAP very well out of the box.
But for other protocols you can use one of the vendors found at JavaMail API - Third Party Products.
I've had problems communicating with the Novell Groupwise Protocol, luckily they have a IMAP bridge I could have used instead.
The Moonrug Exchange Connector looks like the one you are looking for, but you will have to purchase.
OpenMAPI looks like a promising one, but it is still in development.