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Package com.sun.mail.dsn
Support for creating and parsing Delivery Status Notifications.See:
Description
Package com.sun.mail.dsn Description
Support for creating and parsing Delivery Status Notifications.
Refer to
RFC 3462
and RFC 3464
for more information.
A Delivery Status Notification is a MIME message with a Content-Type
of multipart/report
.
A {@link com.sun.mail.dsn.MultipartReport MultipartReport} object
represents the content of such a message.
The MultipartReport object contains several parts that represent the
information in a delivery status notification.
The first part is usually a text/plain
part that
describes the reason for the notification.
The second part is a message/delivery-status
part,
which is represented by a
{@link com.sun.mail.dsn.DeliveryStatus DeliveryStatus} object, and contains
details about the notification.
The third part is either an entire copy of the original message
that is returned, represented by a
{@link javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage MimeMessage} object, or
just the headers of the original message, represented by a
{@link com.sun.mail.dsn.MessageHeaders MessageHeaders} object.
To use the classes in this package, include dsn.jar
in your class path.
WARNING: The APIs unique to this package should be
considered EXPERIMENTAL. They may be changed in the
future in ways that are incompatible with applications using the
current APIs.
This documentation differs from the official API.
Jadeite adds
extra features to the API including:
variable font sizes,
constructions examples,
placeholders for classes and methods, and auto-generated “See Also” links.
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is missing some items found in standard Javadoc documentation, including:
generics type information,
“Deprecated” tags and comments,
“See Also” links,
along with other minor differences.
Please send any questions or feedback to
bam@cs.cmu.edu.