Noel > > > > As a starting point, is there any reason to expose more or less > > > > than is currently exposed via the current Mailet/Matcher Java > > > > interfaces? > > > > Not for doing normal Matcher/Mailet type of work, no. > > > My thinking too. A scripted Matcher/Mailet should be able to do > > exactly what a Java coded Matcher/Mailet can do. > > Submit it. :-)
Proposal or code? If the former where, here or Wiki? If the latter, I would prefer to surface how I think things could work and get agreement before hacking code. > Please note that until there are changes to the matcher configuration (see > the v3 plans), the matcher is a bit of a problem (no configuration > parameters). You could hack it with something like > match="BSFMatcher=bsf://<path-to-script>?<condition>". Yes, there are a bunch of ways to hack it. As a standard matcher cannot begin with "<" I'm tempted to modify the code so that if this is seen we hand off to a factory that sorts out the rest. -- Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
