Fixed, the errors happening within SMTPSender are different when the server can't be
reached, and when an account on a server is invalid. The invalid account exception
(SendFailedException) returns a InternetAddress[]. Previously I created MailAddress
from the failed ones, now I am creating Enve
thanks kab --- i was logged in as [EMAIL PROTECTED], user mikea, password in
jboss-service.xml, on my own local machine's jboss server. i sent an email to [EMAIL
PROTECTED] from jbmail logs, looks like yahoo didn't like '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' and
rejected that. a few seconds later, got a classcaste
I'll take a look a bit later today. Mike, do you have a use case that will cause this
to happen?
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right --- don't know why, but may be because the ClassCastException is being caught
somewhere else... i apologize for not completely tracing it through yet. will check
into it. mike
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This is kabir's code. I think the logic only takes place if say the server doesn't
exist. Yahoo would generate the bounce message if it was justa non-existent account.
Whats weird is it seems like the bounce code is working...
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no problem steve, i positively appreciate any time someone can spend to help me
understand this or any other issue! thanks.
i did a "logger.info(rcpts.getClass())", which showed a "MailAddress", and not an
"EnvelopedAddress". that also explains the ClassCastException.
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bt
What happens when you do a
rcpts.getClass().getName()?
This should tell you what class is actually it's expecting. You may already know this
sort of thing, not trying to be insulting.
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