mailets: catalogues and contributions

[renen <re...@121.co.za>]

I've been using James for a while (years) and find it extremely useful. I
have also used some mailets created by other people (specifically,
spamassassin). 

Now, I have a mailet that I think might be generally useful (it categorises
inbound messages as hard or soft bounces [if there is an existing mailet
that does this, please let me know!]). How do I put it into the wild so that
other people can use and enhance it?

Equally, I'm sure that there are a plethora of mailets that I would find
useful (I currently need to get emails into a JMS queue for example). Is
there a catalogue somewhere? Maybe I should go ahead and create a page to
this effect in the wiki? (Unless somebody replies to this email telling me
otherwise, I will do that).

Finally, if anybody has created a JMS mailet that they are happy to sure, it
would save me and others a lot of time!

Renen. 



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Re: mailets: catalogues and contributions

[Norman Maurer <no...@apache.org>]

Hi Renen,

Am Dienstag, den 04.03.2008, 10:27 +0200 schrieb renen:
> I've been using James for a while (years) and find it extremely useful. I
> have also used some mailets created by other people (specifically,
> spamassassin). 
> 
> Now, I have a mailet that I think might be generally useful (it categorises
> inbound messages as hard or soft bounces [if there is an existing mailet
> that does this, please let me know!]). How do I put it into the wild so that
> other people can use and enhance it?

Please open a a task in jira an attach it there. If you grant ASF rights
we can include it in next release...


> 
> Equally, I'm sure that there are a plethora of mailets that I would find
> useful (I currently need to get emails into a JMS queue for example). Is
> there a catalogue somewhere? Maybe I should go ahead and create a page to
> this effect in the wiki? (Unless somebody replies to this email telling me
> otherwise, I will do that).
> 
> Finally, if anybody has created a JMS mailet that they are happy to sure, it
> would save me and others a lot of time!

I think there is some JMS experiment in trunk..

> 
> Renen. 

bye
Norman



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