I've been skimming through the listserv processors code (AvalonListserv,
JDBCListserv, & CommandListservProcessor) to figure whether I can reuse
them for building an ASP style MLM. If I can't reuse, I'm trying to
figure out what classes to extend and what interfaces to implement. So
here are some questions:
1. CommandListservProcessor seems to be new to 2.2. Why doesn't it
extend from GenericListserv?
2. Seems like GenericListservManager->AvalonListservManager does not
use the CommandListservManager structure. Was this to make sure
existing mailing lists don't break? Are there plans to roll it
into the new structure?
3. If I use JDBCListserv as my processor, since there is no
corresponding JDBCListservManager, can I use either
AvalonListservManager or CommandListservManager?
4. Will the GenericListserv code be deprecated in the future in favor
of the CommandListserv paradigm?
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BOSCO SO www.groundspring.org
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