Hi Philip,
On 5/2/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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block of code around 265:sendtag.java
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// check for more than one address
if (ref.indexOf(',') != -1) {
// position of the start of the error inducing address
int pos = ref.substring(0, ae.getPos()).indexOf(',') + 1;
// extract the error inducing address
ref = ref.substring(pos, ref.indexOf(','));
}
As Navas mentioned, the error is occurring, because the input data
changed and something in the input data is triggering the error. But,
we could patch SendTag.java in case it needs to be fixed.
In the above lines of code, ref is a String variable that contains
comma separated values.
I don't know what the variable ae holds, if ae.getPos() returns a
value that is either less than 0 or greater than ref.length() - 1 then
you'd get the java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException
Also if pos is greater than or equal to ref.length() , or less than 0
or if ref.indexOf(',') is 0 and pos is greater than 0 , you get
java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException
I would temporarily put System.out.println statements and see what's in the
ref, pos and ae variables --- but that might not be a good idea in
this case if there are thousands of e-mail addresses.
Another way to debug the above would be with a debugging tool (most
IDEs have them), set a breakpoint and watch the values of ref, ae and
pos variables.
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mt code:
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<mt:mail server="mail.strangecargo.org.uk"
to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" authenticate="true"
user="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" password="xxxxxxxx" subject="Strange
Cargo Newsletter" >
<c:forEach var="subs" items="${subscribers.rows}" varStatus="status">
<mt:addrecipient type ="bcc">${subs.subscriberemail}</mt:addrecipient>
</c:forEach>
<mt:from>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</mt:from>
<mt:message type="html">
${testhere}</mt:message>
<mt:send/>
</mt:mail>
The actual data that is being passed to SendTag.java would give clues here.
-Regards
Rashmi
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