Serge Knystautas wrote:
>
> Daniel Sadolevsky wrote:
> >
> > > I'm starting to lose my religion on these ultra-generic repositories.
> > > ...
> > Well, the generic repositories still can be useful as building blocks
> > of your "specific" mail repositories.
>
> Yeah, true.
>
> > > Another thing on the message object primary key...
> > I'm probably just being stupid here, but can you please explain to me
> > why do we need this key at all? Maybe if we implement "specific" mail
> > repositories, the need for having a message key would vanish? (No longer
> > we would be needing it for connecting between message bodies and envelope
> > info at least ...)
>
> Well, how do you access objects in your pool? Usually you have a
> getHash () method or something like that so you can keep a reference to
> that object in the pool. One of our goals was to support "partially"
> loading ServerMimeMessages, whereby you could access all the header
> information, but only load the body content if you really needed it.
> This would allow for much faster processing of messages with much less
> memory usage.
>
> The repository we had in mind was a Hashtable/Dictionary approach to
> object storage. I guess you could write a Vector approach where you
> didn't have a key, but that introduced an ordering, which seemed beyond
> what we were trying to do initially.
Can't get exactly your point but if I use an hashtable with ordered keys
you get what you need don't you?
Then any Repository has a Enumeration list() method.
So you get the list, store it in a vector and do whatever you whant.
Am I worng?
Federico
> We were also trying to stay away
> from 1.2 for now.
>
> Serge Knystautas
> Loki Technologies
> http://www.lokitech.com/
>
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