> (1) You want a matcher OK. Right...I knew I'd probably get the terminology wrong <g>
> (2) James has a very flexible configuration approach to allow you > to do whatever you want with messages, using suitable matchers > and mailets. Agreed. > (3) There are several people interested in anti-SPAM matchers Yep. > (4) You might want to look at > http://sourceforge.net/projects/pop3filterproxy/ Wouldn't this be outside of James though? > (5) If we have a generic RegexMatcher (and some suitable > subclasses), we can > detect all sorts of content. I've posted some notes on this to the > mailing list in the past, and I have some code in raw state on my own > system. I've not even attempted to write an extension of any sort for James yet. This seems like a worthy project to get the experience with... > (6) We'll want a mailet capable of tagging a message. Are there any examples that have this functionality? > If you are interesteding in working on James, you might want to join the > James Developer mailing list, and participate. All hands are > welcome. :-) Will do... Thanks. -Chris -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
