Arsnael commented on code in PR #1651:
URL: https://github.com/apache/james-project/pull/1651#discussion_r1305081107


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server/apps/distributed-app/src/main/java/org/apache/james/CassandraRabbitMQJamesServerMain.java:
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@@ -205,6 +206,21 @@ public static GuiceJamesServer 
createServer(CassandraRabbitMQJamesConfiguration
             .combineWith(chooseJmapModule(configuration));
     }
 
+    private static Module chooseMailQueue(CassandraRabbitMQJamesConfiguration 
configuration) {
+        switch (configuration.getMailQueueChoice()) {
+            case PULSAR:
+                return new PulsarQueueModule();
+            case RABBITMQ:
+                return Modules.combine(
+                    new RabbitMQModule(),
+                    new RabbitMailQueueRoutesModule(),
+                    new RabbitMQMailQueueModule(),
+                    
MailQueueViewChoice.ModuleChooser.choose(configuration.getMailQueueViewChoice()));

Review Comment:
   Ok seriously I think maybe a renaming or some refactoring should be in 
order? It seems very rabbitmq specific...
   
   In RabbitMQModule I can see bindings done from conf rabbitmq.properties 
file, RabbitMQHealthCheck (???), etc. Are we sure there is no impact? Are those 
common for the two mail queues (honestly the health check I quite doubt it for 
example)
   
   It's confusing I think for somebody else if he takes a look at the code and 
see some rabbitmq naming stuff in a pulsar implementation. I'm not convinced we 
should merge it like that.
   
   @chibenwa thoughts on this?



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