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com.sun.mail.smtp
exception SMTPAddressSucceededException
public exception SMTPAddressSucceededException
extends MessagingException
This exception is chained off a SendFailedException when the
mail.smtp.reportsuccess
property is true. It
indicates an address to which the message was sent. The command
will be an SMTP RCPT command and the return code will be the
return code from that command.
Constructor Summary |
Constructs an SMTPAddressSucceededException with the specified
address, return code, and error string.
|
Method Summary |
InternetAddress |
Return the address that succeeded.
|
String |
Return the command that succeeded.
|
int |
Return the return code from the SMTP server that indicates the
reason for the success.
|
addr
protected InternetAddress addr
-
cmd
protected String cmd
-
rc
protected int rc
-
SMTPAddressSucceededException
public SMTPAddressSucceededException(InternetAddress addr,
String cmd,
int rc,
String err)
-
Constructs an SMTPAddressSucceededException with the specified
address, return code, and error string.
- Parameters:
addr
- the address that succeeded
cmd
- the command that was sent to the SMTP server
rc
- the SMTP return code indicating the success
err
- the error string from the SMTP server
getAddress
public InternetAddress getAddress()
-
Return the address that succeeded.
getCommand
public String getCommand()
-
Return the command that succeeded.
getReturnCode
public int getReturnCode()
-
Return the return code from the SMTP server that indicates the
reason for the success. See
RFC 821
for interpretation of the return code.
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