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com.sun.mail.smtp
exception SMTPSendFailedException
public exception SMTPSendFailedException
extends SendFailedException
This exception is thrown when the message cannot be sent.
This exception will usually appear first in a chained list of exceptions,
followed by SMTPAddressFailedExceptions and/or
SMTPAddressSucceededExceptions, * one per address.
This exception corresponds to one of the SMTP commands used to
send a message, such as the MAIL, DATA, and "end of data" commands,
but not including the RCPT command.
Constructor Summary |
Constructs an SMTPSendFailedException with the specified
address, return code, and error string.
|
Method Summary |
String |
Return the command that failed.
|
int |
Return the return code from the SMTP server that indicates the
reason for the failure.
|
addr
protected InternetAddress addr
-
cmd
protected String cmd
-
rc
protected int rc
-
SMTPSendFailedException
public SMTPSendFailedException(String cmd,
int rc,
String err,
Exception ex,
Address[] vs,
Address[] vus,
Address[] inv)
-
Constructs an SMTPSendFailedException with the specified
address, return code, and error string.
- Parameters:
cmd
- the command that was sent to the SMTP server
rc
- the SMTP return code indicating the failure
err
- the error string from the SMTP server
ex
vs
vus
inv
getCommand
public String getCommand()
-
Return the command that failed.
getReturnCode
public int getReturnCode()
-
Return the return code from the SMTP server that indicates the
reason for the failure. See
RFC 821
for interpretation of the return code.
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