M
moo moo
Hi,
Im using JavaMail. When sending emails from a servlet, if there is
something wrong wih the email address I do not get an exception,
instead the email gets returned as undeliverable.
Does this sound right /plausible? Off the top of my head it seems
plausible if the emails are queued in some way and sent later .. which
makes sense, but I dont know about this stuff. But I was hoping that
on attempting to send the email an exception would be thrown if the
address did not exist and then I could take steps programatically to
mark the address as being invalid etc.
Presently Im having to manually mark emails as invalid which is not
practical and does not scale up!
thanks,
m.
Im using JavaMail. When sending emails from a servlet, if there is
something wrong wih the email address I do not get an exception,
instead the email gets returned as undeliverable.
Does this sound right /plausible? Off the top of my head it seems
plausible if the emails are queued in some way and sent later .. which
makes sense, but I dont know about this stuff. But I was hoping that
on attempting to send the email an exception would be thrown if the
address did not exist and then I could take steps programatically to
mark the address as being invalid etc.
Presently Im having to manually mark emails as invalid which is not
practical and does not scale up!
thanks,
m.