Uses of Package
mireka.address
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Packages that use mireka.address Package Description mireka.address Classes representing recipient addresses passed in mail envelopes.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.filter Contains the filter API; filters follow an SMTP transaction and may respond to individual SMTP commands.mireka.filter.local.table Provides classes for configuring which recipients are local and what to do with mails addressed to them.mireka.filter.proxy Provides a filter which relays a mail transaction step by step to a backend server in "real time".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.login Contains classes for the configuration and verification of login credentials.mireka.smtp Contains some commonly useful SMTP related classes.mireka.smtp.server Classes related to establishing an SMTP listening socket, receiving mail using the SubEthaSMTP library, and passing it to the filter chain for processing.mireka.transmission Provides the reliable transmission service API and the correspondingTransmitterDestinationdestination.mireka.transmission.dsn Creates Delivery Status Notification message.mireka.transmission.immediate Provides the API and implementation for services which make a one-time attempt to synchronously transmit a mail to a remote system, either directly, or via a smart host.mireka.transmission.immediate.dns Provides classes for querying mail related DNS records. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.address Class Description Domain It represents an absolute domain name.LocalPart LocalPart contains the local part of a forward path (usually a mailbox) which appeared as the recipient in an RCPT command submitted by an SMTP client, for example "john" if the recipient was john@example.com.Mailbox Corresponds to the Mailbox production in RFC 5321, basically a LOCAL_PART@REMOTE_PART element.Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command.RemotePart RemotePart identifies the destination system in a mail address.RemotePartContainingRecipient The special "Postmaster" recipient (without domain name) is the only Recipient which doesn't implement this interfaceReversePath ReversePath represents the address to which bounce messages should be sent, it is supplied in the SMTP MAIL command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.destination Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command.ReversePath ReversePath represents the address to which bounce messages should be sent, it is supplied in the SMTP MAIL command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.filter Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command.ReversePath ReversePath represents the address to which bounce messages should be sent, it is supplied in the SMTP MAIL command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.filter.local.table Class Description LocalPart LocalPart contains the local part of a forward path (usually a mailbox) which appeared as the recipient in an RCPT command submitted by an SMTP client, for example "john" if the recipient was john@example.com.Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command.RemotePart RemotePart identifies the destination system in a mail address. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.filter.proxy Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.forward Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command.RemotePart RemotePart identifies the destination system in a mail address.ReversePath ReversePath represents the address to which bounce messages should be sent, it is supplied in the SMTP MAIL command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.list Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.login Class Description LocalPart LocalPart contains the local part of a forward path (usually a mailbox) which appeared as the recipient in an RCPT command submitted by an SMTP client, for example "john" if the recipient was john@example.com.Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.smtp Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.smtp.server Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.transmission Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command.ReversePath ReversePath represents the address to which bounce messages should be sent, it is supplied in the SMTP MAIL command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.transmission.dsn Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.transmission.immediate Class Description Recipient Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in the RCPT SMTP command. -
Classes in mireka.address used by mireka.transmission.immediate.dns Class Description Domain It represents an absolute domain name.