It is a pipeline.
If the matcher matches the corresponding mailet is executed.
The flow depends on what the Mailet does: the mailet could consume the
mail (set state to GHOST), or it could move the mail to another
processor (set state to the processor name), or it could let the mail to
pass through (leave the state as is).
So in case of no-match, or the mailet do not consume/move the mail the
following matcher is tested.
Some mailet have a <passThrough> option to decide wether the mail should
be consumed or not, others have hardcoded behaviour that should be clear
reading the docs:
http://james.apache.org/server/2.3.0/provided_mailets.html
Stefano
Giulio Troccoli wrote:
Hi everybody,
Is there an order how the mailet are "executed"? Does James process the
email for the first mailet that "matches" or for all the mailets that
"matches"?
Here is an example.
<mailet match="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
class="CommandListservProcessor">
...
<mailet match="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
class="CommandListservProcessor">
...
If webmaster sends an email to testML, will the first and only the first
mailet be processed? Or will both be?
Thanks
Giulio
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