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James relies on a plugin defined mail processing system. Units of this mail processing system aremailets and matcher.
A matcher represents a condition that an incoming email can satisfy. A mailet represent a treatment of an incoming email (modification of the mail and/or side effect).
James like other mail systems relies on a MailQueue in order to asynchronously process emails independently of SMTP sessions that had been generating them. The MailQueue supports priority. A priority is an integer ranging from 0 (LOW_PRIORITY) to 9 (HIGH_PRIORITY).
The priority of an email is held under the "MAIL_PRIORITY" mail attribute.
Add the mailQueue API dependency in the pom.xml of that project.
Create a WithPriority mailet in the relevant package. It should extend GenericMailet.
This mailet should take a priority configuration parameter being an integer ranging from 0 to 9 (included). Upon all other values, or if missing, an exception should be thrown.
Here is an example for it's possible configuration:
James relies on a plugin defined mail processing system. Units of this mail processing system aremailets and matcher.
A matcher represents a condition that an incoming email can satisfy. A mailet represent a treatment of an incoming email (modification of the mail and/or side effect).
James like other mail systems relies on a MailQueue in order to asynchronously process emails independently of SMTP sessions that had been generating them. The MailQueue supports priority. A priority is an integer ranging from 0 (LOW_PRIORITY) to 9 (HIGH_PRIORITY).
The priority of an email is held under the "MAIL_PRIORITY" mail attribute.
Your task is to create a
WithPriority
mailet in server/mailet/mailets in the mailets package.To do so:
This mailet should take a
priority
configuration parameter being an integer ranging from 0 to 9 (included). Upon all other values, or if missing, an exception should be thrown.Here is an example for it's possible configuration:
You will open a pull request on https://github.com/linagora/james-project .
See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-2279
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