when I send mails, I want to check the status of the each mail.
can I get DSN (delivery status notification) for each mail I send.....
In javamail api com.sun.mail.dsn package provides 3 classes as
DeliveryStatus
MessageHeaders
MultipartReport
how to use these classes (I'm unable to get any info about these classes in tutorials)
You can ask for one. But you can't expect to get any, as it's optional for mail agents to send DSNs. Many mail agents allow the user to specify whether they want to send DSNs, either on a per-message basis or as a configuration option which applies to all messages.
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is anyone know how to use
DeliveryStatus
MessageHeaders
MultipartReport
these classe to get the Delivery status for a mail.
The javadocs of the com.sun.mail classes can be found in the JavaMail download. Be sure to read the section on "DSN Support" in the NOTES.txt file that comes with the download.
hi all,
even im facing the same problem..how to use deliverystatus class to receive status..
kindly help me out
Ulf Dittmer
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Satheeshkumar Subramaniam wrote:even im facing the same problem..how to use deliverystatus class to receive status..
After reading the three documents I linked to, what questions do you have specifically?
Satheeshkumar Subramaniam
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Hi Ulf Dittmer ,
thanks for help.. my question is how to use deliverystatus class of dsn API while sending mail using javamail API?
my requirement is receiving delivery failure notification for the recipients..
kindly help me out
Satheeshkumar Subramaniam
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i need to get DSN (delivery status notification) for each mail I send.
Ulf Dittmer
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I understand, and the material linked above describes how to go about that using JavaMail. Was there anything in particular you didn't understand about that? What have you tried so far?
Of course, as the JavaMail FAQ points out, not all servers support DSNs, in which case you have to go about the problem in the ways mentioned in the other thread where you asked about this.
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I see that you now posted to www.java-forums.org as well, once again without noting the multiple cross-postings; I've just lost interest in helping you any further. Good luck.
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Hi Ulf Dittmer,
actually i need the same requirement and its urgent too . thats y i posted the same otherwise if i did anything wrong pardon..im new to thse forums.
kindly help me out ..
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Try this code.
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Mail servers may swallow un-deliverable mail in order to thwart spammers and phishers.
Satheeshkumar Subramaniam wrote:Hi Ulf Dittmer,
actually i need the same requirement and its urgent too . thats y i posted the same otherwise if i did anything wrong pardon..im new to thse forums.
kindly help me out ..
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