Chris Means wrote:
>Hi,
>
>This is my first attempt at developing a mailet...so if I've made a mistake
>about how best to implement this...or if I've just done something dumb in my
>code (cos I'm no Java guru either) please let me know.
>
>I'm following through with a posting I saw on /. regarding using word
>occurance statistics to be able to filter out SPAM from legit messages.
>Here's the original article: http://www.paulgraham.com/spam.html
>
>I saw this as a two part development.
>
>Part 1:
> Routines for building good/bad word-token statistics.
>
>Part 2:
> Using the statistics to route or flag new messages as SPAM or not.
>
>Attached is my first pass at the code for Part 1.
>
>As I decided to get familiar with JDBC with James at the same time, I've
>coded this to use JDBC as the repository...that may not be the best approach
>as it introduces a time lag at start up (as it loads the existing
>words/occurances) and at shutdown, as it persists the new statistics back
>into the database.
>
>Let me know what you guys think of my approach...etc.
>
>P.S. Hopefully, there's something I don't understand about how to develope
>under James. I'm using JBuilder 4 to compile my code, then I've got to
>update the James.bar (which JBuilder doesn't recognize as a jar repository)
>with the new class file, then restart James. I realize there's probably no
>easy way around restarting James, but it would be nice to skip updating the
>.bar all the time...is there a way to do this?
>
You can safely rename a xxxx.bar files to xxxxx.jar.
The .bar file was an "old" format supported by Phoenix - it basically
represebnted a Block packaged as a jar file. Phoneix today does not do
anytihg special with respect to .bar files.
Cheers, Steve.
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