On the same subject ("problems" with the MimeMessageWrapper):
Why is it that getAllRecipients() only returns recipients of they were
defined in the DATA section of the protocol, ie:
DATA
Subject: ...
To: whoever
From: whoever
But returns null if they were only specified in the RCPT TO: and MAIL
FROM: section of the protocol?
On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 22:44, Serge Knystautas wrote:
> Gili wrote:
> > Noel, I actually agree with Neill. I understand that mail.getRecipients() and
> > modifying it works, but it is
> > not intuitive and does not follow the Javabeans approach. Why not add
> > setReceipients()? There isn't really an
> > overhead there; you're just changing the reference of your collection from the old
> > collection to the new one (and
> > frankly, this also allows you to reuse the same collection). Sun's code does this
> > across their entire API; we
> > should do the same.
>
> Why do you think you should call setRecipients()? Do you expect to need
> to call setMessage() as well after you add a header or make some
> modification to it?
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