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Thomas Neidhart commented on EMAIL-115:
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Looking up the javadoc, there is no way to remove addresses added to the
to/cc/bcc fields, but you can override their values by calling the appropriate
setXXX [To,Cc,Bcc] with a collection of InternetAddress instances. In your case
you would call it like this (if I understand you correctly):
{noformat}
public void sendMail(final Email mail) {
// clear cc and bcc
mail.setCc(new LinkedList());
mail.setBcc(new LinkedList());
// set To to the testing list -> first clear out existing To entries
mail.setTo(new LinkedList());
mail.addTo("[email protected]");
}
{noformat}
I mean, this does not look very nice, but would work for your situation I guess?
> Need a way to remove emails from an already created, but not sent message.
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>
> Key: EMAIL-115
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/EMAIL-115
> Project: Commons Email
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 1.2
> Reporter: Brian Telintelo
> Priority: Blocker
> Fix For: 2.0
>
>
> Ok, so we have one send email method which takes
> org.apache.commons.mail.Email param. It then checks to see if email sending
> is enabled(configured by server instance), then sends the mail if it is.
> Problem happens for our QA testing. We need to test email content, but don't
> want to send emails to actual users in QA environment. What we want to do is
> modify our "one" send email method and clear out the To,CC,BCC fields and
> then set the TO field to be our testing list. But, there is no way to remove
> emails already added. Setting it to null or empty collection results in an
> EmailException. And we can't create a new email instance and copy because
> there is no get message accessor available. We need a way to remove
> emails....somehow.
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