Hello, I have some code that we have made extensive use of over the last few years. There's no rocket science to the code, and the code could undoubtedly be improved. But, the mailets might ease other people's adoption of James, they have been in production for a while, and, we certainly the mailets useful!
There are three mailets: 1. The first POSTs the entire email to a configurable URL 2. The second pushes key email fields as query string parameters to a configurable URL 3. The third classifies bounce notifications by parsing the content of the email I can simply paste the code into an email to this list. Or, I could setup a project on github. Or, I can contribute them to the James project. My suspicion is that, given that the code has dependencies on Apache Commons, it might not be suitable for inclusion in the base James. Never mind my doubts about the code quality. :-) I think an opportunity would be missed if the code were simply pasted into emails. But, a shared Github repository of mailets may be useful. Or perhaps these are too trivial to warrant any of the approaches! How should I proceed? Renen. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
