Uses of Interface
mireka.destination.MailDestination
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Packages that use MailDestination Package Description mireka.destination Contains Destination core classes; destinations represents the different ways of delivering a mail received in an incoming mail transaction, e.g. putting the mail into a POP3 maildrop or transmitting it to a remote domain.mireka.forward Provides support for address expansion for multiple delivery.mireka.list Provides a simple mailing list, which can be used for small, closed, internal mailing lists, if a full mailing list manager software is not available.mireka.pop Contains classes for the configuration and connection handling of a POP3 (Post Office Protocol) server.mireka.transmission Provides the reliable transmission service API and the correspondingTransmitterDestinationdestination. -
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Uses of MailDestination in mireka.destination
Classes in mireka.destination that implement MailDestination Modifier and Type Class Description classNullDestinationNullDestination drops the mail.classTransformDestinationTransforms the mail sent to the recipient and forwards the result. -
Uses of MailDestination in mireka.forward
Classes in mireka.forward that implement MailDestination Modifier and Type Class Description classForwardDestinationForwardDestination redistributes mail to multiple recipients without changing the reverse path. -
Uses of MailDestination in mireka.list
Classes in mireka.list that implement MailDestination Modifier and Type Class Description classListDestinationA ListDestination assigned to a recipient indicates that the mail should be redistributed to multiple recipients. -
Uses of MailDestination in mireka.pop
Classes in mireka.pop that implement MailDestination Modifier and Type Class Description classMaildropDestinationMaildropDestination puts the mail into the specified POP3 maildrop. -
Uses of MailDestination in mireka.transmission
Classes in mireka.transmission that implement MailDestination Modifier and Type Class Description classTransmitterDestinationThe TransmitterDestination marks a recipient for which the mail must be transmitted asynchronously to a remote MTA as specified by the remote part of the address.
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