[Babeldoc-devel] babeldoc/modules/scanner/config/i18n messages.properties, 1.21, 1.22

[Santi B. <san...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/babeldoc/babeldoc/modules/scanner/config/i18n
In directory sc8-pr-cvs3.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv1742/modules/scanner/config/i18n

Modified Files:
	messages.properties 
Log Message:
2007-08-04
	Added readme/doc with javadoc generation
2007-03-15 
	Many changes:
	 - MailboxScanner can filter by field TO 
	 - Can debug MailboxScanner
	 - Add timeout connection parameter to MailboxScanner 
	 - MailboxScanner obtain the value of the properties: 'to', 'from' and 'reply to' 
	 - Add three parameters that they allowed to deny a regular expression from filters (to,from and reply) 
	 - Add encoding parameter to Pipeline Writefile
	 - Pipeline HttpClient save cookie information 
	 - Add parameter to pipeline HttpClient. It indicates if we want copy attributes in the new document 
	 - Pipeline HttpClient can send files in the parameters of POST method. To Manage the MIME types automatically (from the extension of the file) when adding attached files  
	 - Names of attached files in SmtpWriterPipelineStage don't contains absolute path  
	 - When decompressing a file in DecompressionPipeline, the name and the extension of the decompressed file it's original name


Index: messages.properties
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RCS file: /cvsroot/babeldoc/babeldoc/modules/scanner/config/i18n/messages.properties,v
retrieving revision 1.21
retrieving revision 1.22
diff -C2 -d -r1.21 -r1.22
*** messages.properties	7 Apr 2004 17:16:14 -0000	1.21
--- messages.properties	4 Aug 2007 11:36:52 -0000	1.22
***************
*** 87,92 ****
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.description=The MailboxScanner is used for scanning mail servers for e-mail messages. Document can be scanned from e-mail body or from attachments.  This is very useful for integration with email enabled clients.  An example would be purchase orders emailed to a mailbox scanned by Babeldoc. The From, To and Subject filters are regular expression filters. Enter regular expressions which, if matched, cause the matching email to be processed. For example, if you wanted to match a recipient address of fir...@se..., you would enter "first\\.last@server\\.com" in the toFilter.  The expressions are effectively OR'd together, because if any one of the filters gets a match, the e-mail message will be processed.  The toFilter is tested against all addresses in the TO field.  It is <emphasis>NOT</emphasis> tested against the CC or BCC fields. Accessible attributes are subject, from, to and replyTo.
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.host=Mail server host name or address
! scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.protocol=Protocol which is used for connecting to mail server (pop3, imap...). Default is pop3
! scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.folder=Name of folder on mail server. Default is INBOX
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.username=Username for logging to mail server
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.password=Password for logging to mail server
--- 87,93 ----
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.description=The MailboxScanner is used for scanning mail servers for e-mail messages. Document can be scanned from e-mail body or from attachments.  This is very useful for integration with email enabled clients.  An example would be purchase orders emailed to a mailbox scanned by Babeldoc. The From, To and Subject filters are regular expression filters. Enter regular expressions which, if matched, cause the matching email to be processed. For example, if you wanted to match a recipient address of fir...@se..., you would enter "first\\.last@server\\.com" in the toFilter.  The expressions are effectively OR'd together, because if any one of the filters gets a match, the e-mail message will be processed.  The toFilter is tested against all addresses in the TO field.  It is <emphasis>NOT</emphasis> tested against the CC or BCC fields. Accessible attributes are subject, from, to and replyTo.
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.host=Mail server host name or address
! scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.protocol=Protocol which is used for connecting to mail server (pop3, imap...)
! scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.timeOut=Socket I/O timeout value in milliseconds. Default is infinite timeout.
! scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.folder=Name of folder on mail server. (for example INBOX)
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.username=Username for logging to mail server
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.password=Password for logging to mail server
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*** 95,98 ****
--- 96,100 ----
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.toFilter=Regular expression which, if matched by the To field, causes the message to be processed
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.subjectFilter=Regular expression which, if matched by the Subject field, causes the message to be processed
+ scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.filterResult=Result of regular expresion (true o false)
  scanner.MailboxScannerInfo.option.deleteInvalid=Delete messages that are not valid (invalid address etc.) and not processed by Babeldoc
  
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*** 105,108 ****
--- 107,111 ----
  scanner.HttpScanner.error.recoverable=A recoverable exception: {0} occurred, retrying.
  scanner.HttpScanner.error.failed=Failed to download from: {0}
+ scanner.HttpScanner.doScan.error=Failed scanning documents: {0}
  
  scanner.nullScanner.desc=Null Scanner feeds null documents everytime the scanner runs.  This is useful for scheduling.