kyrieuon
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Posted: October 05, 2009 13:03 by kyrieuon
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Is there a way to specify a RFC 2821 null return path (<>) as an InternetAddress, create a Message with this sender address, save it to disk, load it from disk, and send it? Any attempts to achieve this ended up with an invalid address <<>>, or a magically created fake sender address. I understand that a null return path may be not a valid RFC 822 address, however it is neccessary for some mailer software to be able to send messages with such a sender address. |
Support for RFC 2821 null return paths?
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by: shannon
by: shannon
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shannon
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Posted: October 20, 2009 23:12 by shannon
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There's no way to create an InternetAddress object representing that address since it's an illegal address. Thus, you can't include such an address in a message. But, you can use SMTPMessage.setEnvelopeFrom("<>"), or set the "mail.stmp.from" property, to cause that address to be used in the SMTP "MAIL FROM:" command. |
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by: shannon
by: shannon
