Hi Mark,
The problem is that people think that "shakespeare" is a class reference (a
singleton, BTW;-), although it's only an interface reference. Nobody should
care about which class the object referenced by "shakespeare" extends. The
only relevant information is that it implements the "Author of so called
Shakepeare plays" interface.
We should as much as possible adress interfaces, and not classes. There are
many more example in everydays life of such problems. For example, if you
talk about a programmer and say "he" or "she" you're suddenly using a class
where you should only be using an interface;-)
Pierre-Yves
(just kidding)
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Actually, the theory is that they were written by Sir Francis Bacon.
Mark
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> And what is this mail server supposed to do ? Connect to other mail
servers
> to deliver mail ! Sorry, but he said he didn't want to connect to a mail
> server ;-)
>
> By the way, do you know about the Shakespeare controversy ? Some people
> think Shakespeare plays were not written by Shakespeare. Somebody even
> demonstrated that they were written by someone else : another english man,
> living at the same time and whose name was also Shakespeare. Hence the
> confusion ;-)
>
> Pierre-Yves
>
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> yes...by writing ur own mail server :)
>
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> Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 11:40 AM
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> Does any one knows how can I send mail from servlet without going out
> through an mail server ????
> Is this posible ????????
> Thanks !!!!
>
>
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