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== What is XIMF ? == |
== What is XIMF ? == |
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| − | XIMF means eXtended Internet Message Format. |
+ | XIMF means eXtended Internet Message Format. This technology is based on [RFC 5322]. The main goals of this technology is to extend the IMF format with extra custom headers. TO achieve this, XML description files are used: it allows to describe names and values of fields, and sending/reception forms. |
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| + | XIMF implementation in Trustedbird is composed of two distincts components: |
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| + | * the XIMF engine |
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| + | * the XIMF instance |
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| + | The engine loads the instances. It is unique whatever instance is loaded, and is packaged as a Trustedbird add-on. |
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| + | The instance contains descriptions of: |
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| + | * headers fields (name and values) |
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| + | * sending forms |
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| + | * reception forms |
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| + | * rules that apply to previous listed headers |
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| + | * external data |
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| + | It is possible to install multiple instances, the engine will load the instance, according to user choice. |
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| + | == Documentation == |
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| + | Multiple documentation are available: |
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| + | * A [[XIMF_guide_utilisateur|user guide]] |
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| + | * A [[XIMF_guide_developpeur|developer guide]] |
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| + | * A [[XIMF_XML_tags|detailed description]] of the XML tags used by XIMF instances |
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| + | * A [[XIMF_FAQ|FAQ]]. |
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| − | Concepts of XIMF |
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| − | User guide |
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| + | == Securing XIMF headers == |
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| − | Developer's guide |
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| + | Custom headers can be secured using the [[Secure_Headers | Secure Headers]]. |
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Version actuelle en date du 16 août 2012 à 09:46
> Documentation > Trustedbird > XIMF
What is XIMF ?
XIMF means eXtended Internet Message Format. This technology is based on [RFC 5322]. The main goals of this technology is to extend the IMF format with extra custom headers. TO achieve this, XML description files are used: it allows to describe names and values of fields, and sending/reception forms.
XIMF implementation in Trustedbird is composed of two distincts components:
- the XIMF engine
- the XIMF instance
The engine loads the instances. It is unique whatever instance is loaded, and is packaged as a Trustedbird add-on.
The instance contains descriptions of:
- headers fields (name and values)
- sending forms
- reception forms
- rules that apply to previous listed headers
- external data
It is possible to install multiple instances, the engine will load the instance, according to user choice.
Documentation
Multiple documentation are available:
- A user guide
- A developer guide
- A detailed description of the XML tags used by XIMF instances
- A FAQ.
Securing XIMF headers
Custom headers can be secured using the Secure Headers.
