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  === POJO/JMX/XML Configuration Convergence ===
  One of the key features of the proposed ./ProtocolLet desing is a rich 
runtime configuration model.
  The __New SMTP Block__ will be able to
-  * read/write XML configuration to disk
-  * provide JMX setter/getters for the complete configuration of each 
./ProtocolLet
+  * read/write configuration of each ./ProtocolLet in XML format
+  * expose all of the ./ProtocolLet s as managed beans
+  * for each of ./ProtoclLet s managed beans provide a JMX attribute for 
setting and getter configuration
-  * provide JMX operations for reordering ./ProtocolLet s, taking them down 
and creating new ones
+  * expose JMX operations for reordering ./ProtocolLet s, taking them down and 
creating new ones
  
- All the metadata about ./ProtocolLet will be extracted by introspecting the 
implementating class. Both XML format and JMX interface will be derived 
products.
+ All the metadata about a ./ProtocolLet will be extracted by introspecting the 
implementating class. Both XML format and JMX interface will be derived 
products.
  
  === ProtocolLets As A New Kind Of Components ===
- Like [http://loom.codehaus.org/Component+layers regular phoenix blocks] 
./ProtocolLet s will be able to depend on other Blocks inside James Phoenix 
Application.
+ Like [http://loom.codehaus.org/Component+layers Regular Phoenix Blocks] 
./ProtocolLet s will be able to depend on other Blocks inside James Phoenix 
Application.
  
  === Future Directions ===
- If timeframe permits I may try to implement integration with scripting 
languages. There's nothing impossible in "protocolLets" being written in 
beanshell, jython, javascript.
+ If timeframe permits I may try to implement integration with scripting 
languages. There's nothing impossible in ./ProtocolLet s being written in 
beanshell, jython, javascript.
  
+ I believe that this go from POJO to XML and 
[http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/javadoc/3.2.7/jmx/javax/management/openmbean/CompositeData.html
 JMX CompositeData] approach will let some fresh air into the old dynamic 
reconfiguration problem.
- I believe that this "go from getter/setters via JMX CompositeData to XML will 
let some fresh wind into the old dynamic server reconfiguration problem.
- 
- 
  
  === Advantages for ASF ===
-  * A solid foundation for RBL/SPF/white-gray listing/Plug-In-Yours FastFail 
spam blocking
+  * A solid foundation for RBL/SPF/white-gray listing/Fill-In-Yours FastFail 
spam blocking
   * Possibly a new insight on COP via POJO/XML/JMX configuration convergence
  
  === Deliverables ===
- Totally revamped drop-in replacement for the existing 
[http://james.apache.org/javadocs/org/apache/james/smtpserver/SMTPServer.html 
SMTPServer]. Possibly patches or pieces of coded targeted for ASF containers.
+  * Totally revamped drop-in replacement for the existing 
[http://james.apache.org/javadocs/org/apache/james/smtpserver/SMTPServer.html 
SMTPServer]
+  * Possibly patches for ASF COP containers.
  
  === Schedule ===
-  * start active coding around June the 22nd, the expected end of examination 
session
-  * deliver version 0.1 by July the 12th, this version should prove that 
configuration and more importantly reconfiguration of "protocolLets" along the 
path: "inspect class via reflection - build JMX type descriptor - configure via 
JMX - save to XML" is feasible and desirable
-  * deliver version 0.2 by July 25 - "protocolLets" actually able to see other 
blocks visible to SMTP server (they get them via setter methods), the new SMTP 
block actually able to accept main and feed it into the existing processor 
pipeline
-  * deliver version 0.5 by August 14 - some protocolLets actually make sense 
and do some useful Spam blocking
+  ||Date||Milestone||Features||
+  ||22 June||||The expected end of examination session, start active coding||
+  ||12 July||0.1||__New SMTP Server__ instantiates ./ProtocolLet s, injects 
dependecies and configuration, reading/writing configuration via XML works
+  ||25 July||0.2||JMX management of ./ProtocolLet s works||
+  ||14 August||0.5||Several real-life ./ProtocolLet s are written, they do 
some useful spam blocking||
+  ||1 September||1.0||Some bugs fixed, some requests for enhancement 
implemented. If timeframe has permitted initial scripting language integration 
implemented||
  
- After August 14 fix react to bug reports and requests for enhancements. If 
time permits look into integration with scripting languages.
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