See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Recipient |
Recipient is the address of the intended recipient of a mail, it is passed in
the RCPT SMTP command.
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| RemotePart |
RemotePart identifies the destination system in a mail address.
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| RemotePartContainingRecipient |
The special "Postmaster" recipient (without domain name) is the only
Recipient which doesn't implement this interface
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| ReversePath |
ReversePath represents the address to which bounce messages should be sent,
it is supplied in the SMTP MAIL command.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AddressLiteral |
AddressLiteral is a remote part which is specified in IP address format, for
example [192.0.2.0] in the john@[192.0.2.0] address.
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| Domain |
It represents an absolute domain name.
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| DomainPart |
DomainPart is a remote part which is specified as a DNS domain, for example
example.com in the john@example.com address.
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| DomainPostmaster |
represents the special "Postmaster@"domain recipient.
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| GenericRecipient |
This class represents a generic recipient, which is neither the special
global nor the special domain specific postmaster address.
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| GlobalPostmaster |
GlobalPostmaster represents the special "Postmaster" recipient (without a
domain).
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| LocalPart |
LocalPart contains the local part of a forward path (usually a mailbox) which
appeared as the recipient in an RCPT command submitted by an SMTP client, for
example "john" if the recipient was john@example.com.
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| MailAddressFactory |
MailAddressFactory creates mail address related objects from strings.
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| Mailbox |
Corresponds to the Mailbox production in RFC 5321, basically a
LOCAL_PART@REMOTE_PART element.
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| NullReversePath |
NullReversePath corresponds to the empty adress in the SMTP MAIL command.
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| RealReversePath |
RealReversePath is a non-null reverse path, supplied in the SMTP MAIL
command.
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