I downloaded cocoon's source and am very slowly understanding how this
all works. Is there some classes/packages or doc file you could point
me/us at that gives the details about the sitemap-matching idea?
Also, Federico's example probably didn't capture the flexibility that
servlet's match attribute offers... RecipientIs is a class that
implements Match, and there are half a dozen of this simple classes that
come with JAMES. There are a number or ways you could want to check to
run a servlet aside from the recipients of a message... whether the
sender was local, whether the sender has a local account, maybe messages
that have ridiculous time stamps in the Date header.
Serge
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
>
> Federico Barbieri wrote:
>
> > <servlet match="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"...>
>
> Not sure I like this... hhmmm, no, I'm sure: I don't :)
>
> Why don't we use the cocoon sitemap-matching idea, instead?
>
> Take a look at the Cocoon sitemap, it's _a_lot_ equal.
>
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