Well it is possible for the system to generate an issue from an incoming email some other way?
It has some basic email handling as standard. See http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Creating+Issues+and+Comments+from+Email (unless OnDemand has had it removed for some reason, but I don't think it has, I think all of that stuff is there, although you may need to raise a support call to get the mailbox configured)
The reason Andy has written JEMH is that he saw the need for more than the basic handling, and has shared his work with us. Which is very very much apprecieated!
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Yes, you need an email processing proxy, that uses REST to do all the work.
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No, it doesnt exist yet, next project.
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No you can't, sorry :( the number of plugins is very limited, and the ongoing rapid evolution of JEMH may not lend itself to being a good candidate.
Supporting ondemand is an entirely different matter. I have a plan for that in the future, but its an entirely diffirent implementation, based on SaaS. Likely this will one of my next projects.
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