Package | Description |
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mireka.address |
Classes representing recipient addresses passed in mail envelopes.
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mireka.filter.local.table |
Provides classes for configuring which recipients are local and what to
do with mails addressed to them.
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mireka.forward |
Provides support for address expansion for multiple delivery.
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Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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class |
AddressLiteral
AddressLiteral is a remote part which is specified in IP address format, for
example [192.0.2.0] in the john@[192.0.2.0] address.
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class |
DomainPart
DomainPart is a remote part which is specified as a DNS domain, for example
example.com in the john@example.com address.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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RemotePart |
MailAddressFactory.createRemotePartFromAST(RemotePartAST remotePartAST) |
RemotePart |
MailAddressFactory.createRemotePartFromDisplayableText(String displayableText)
Creates a
RemotePart object by parsing the specified displayable
text. |
RemotePart |
Mailbox.getRemotePart() |
Constructor and Description |
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Mailbox(String smtpText,
LocalPart localPart,
RemotePart remotePart) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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RemotePart |
DomainPostmasterSpecification.getRemotePart() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
AnyRemotePart.isSatisfiedBy(RemotePart remotePart) |
boolean |
InlineDomainRegistry.isSatisfiedBy(RemotePart remotePart) |
boolean |
RemotePartSpecification.isSatisfiedBy(RemotePart remotePart) |
void |
DomainPostmasterSpecification.setRemotePart(RemotePart remotePart) |
Constructor and Description |
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LocalRemoteCombinedRecipientSpecification(LocalPartSpecification localPartSpecification,
RemotePart remotePart) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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RemotePart |
Srs.getDefaultRemotePart() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
Srs.setDefaultRemotePart(RemotePart defaultRemotePart)
Sets the remote part used in the rewritten reverse path for those
recipients whose domain does not appear in the
Srs.localDomains
field, but for some reason mails to those domains are accepted. |