Hi Eric,
> 2) By writing a synapse specific mail transport > > > This would have been preferable. In fact, I would like to know what it > takes > to add a 'transport' ,like say mail, to synapse. What are the steps > involved. It again drills down to writing another axis2 transport because synapse uses axis2 as the infrastructure. So one will have to write axis2 specific code and will have to implement TransportSender, TransportListener and may be MessageFormatter, MessageBuilder and so on. > > > > > > > Option 1 can be used for the scenario you described, but it can not act > as > > a > > transport (so that, you can not send a mail and wait for a response and > so > > on - basically this case will be just a send mail). > > > For most of our usecases, I think mail send can suffice. Hence, a > mail-send > mediator would be good enough. > OK, I will start on this... Thanks, Ruwan -- Ruwan Linton http://www.wso2.org - "Oxygenating the Web Services Platform"
