> I had to to install a hole Python-engine (with all the side effects it may
bring)
Most linux systems install python, and more than a few depend upon it for
running their update code.
> The wrapper unnecessary communicats via sockets (with all the side effects
it may
> bring) with the smtp-server. If there would be a sendmail-wrapper in Java
that
> would directly speek with the spool, this communication could be
economised.
A Java solution would be far slower and less efficient. The JVM is a pig
compared to python, which is optimized for scripts. The JVM would still be
initializing after the python script had finished sending the e-mail.
And if we were to insert the message directly into the spooler, that would
cause other problems, such as having to configure the spooler for the
client, too; keeping the configurations in synch; being able to access it in
the first place (a problem for embedded Derby); etc.
--- Noel
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