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Dan Diephouse added a comment - 16/Feb/08 07:07 PM
I've been thinking and I think these need to really be applied at the runtime level. One can always hack around the config policies with the Mule API, then people are back to square one.
Yeah, I remember saying the same thing. In Mule 2, it would be pretty easy to lock out the API so you you can only configure from Xml. Also, applying policies at run time will be much harder for frameworks that we do not have so much control over. I think it's fine to offer esign time policies even as configuration guidelines
Added some more policies and fixed the autogenerated docs: r420
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