Examples with Recipient - org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient

Example 1 with Recipient

use of org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient in project simple-java-mail by bbottema.

the class MailerLiveTest method createMailSession_OutlookMessageTest.

@Test
public void createMailSession_OutlookMessageTest() throws IOException, MessagingException {
    Email email = assertSendingEmail(readOutlookMessage("test-messages/HTML mail with replyto and attachment and embedded image.msg"));
    // Google SMTP overrode this, Outlook recognized it as: Benny Bottema <b.bottema@gmail.com>; on behalf of; lollypop <b.bottema@projectnibble.org>
    EmailAssert.assertThat(email).hasFromRecipient(new Recipient("lollypop", "b.bottema@projectnibble.org", null));
    EmailAssert.assertThat(email).hasSubject("hey");
    // Outlook overrode this when saving the .email to match the mail account
    EmailAssert.assertThat(email).hasRecipients(new Recipient("Bottema, Benny", "benny.bottema@aegon.nl", TO));
    EmailAssert.assertThat(email).hasReplyToRecipient(new Recipient("lollypop-replyto", "lo.pop.replyto@somemail.com", null));
    assertThat(normalizeText(email.getPlainText())).isEqualTo("We should meet up!\n");
    // Outlook overrode this value too OR converted the original HTML to RTF, from which OutlookMessageParser derived this HTML
    assertThat(normalizeText(email.getHTMLText())).contains("<html><body style=\"font-family:'Courier',monospace;font-size:10pt;\">   <br/>      <br/> <b>   We should meet up! <br/>  </b>   <br/>  <img src=\"cid:thumbsup\"> <br/> ");
    // the RTF was probably created by Outlook based on the HTML when the message was saved
    assertThat(email.getAttachments()).hasSize(2);
    assertThat(email.getEmbeddedImages()).hasSize(1);
    AttachmentResource attachment1 = email.getAttachments().get(0);
    AttachmentResource attachment2 = email.getAttachments().get(1);
    AttachmentResource embeddedImg = email.getEmbeddedImages().get(0);
    // Outlook overrode dresscode.txt, presumably because it was more than 8 character long??
    assertAttachmentMetadata(attachment1, "text/plain", "dresscode.txt");
    assertAttachmentMetadata(attachment2, "text/plain", "location.txt");
    assertAttachmentMetadata(embeddedImg, "image/png", "thumbsup");
    assertThat(normalizeText(attachment1.readAllData())).isEqualTo("Black Tie Optional");
    assertThat(normalizeText(attachment2.readAllData())).isEqualTo("On the moon!");
}

Also used : AttachmentResource(org.simplejavamail.email.AttachmentResource) EmailConverter.mimeMessageToEmail(org.simplejavamail.converter.EmailConverter.mimeMessageToEmail) Email(org.simplejavamail.email.Email) Recipient(org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient) Test(org.junit.Test)

Example 2 with Recipient

use of org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient in project simple-java-mail by bbottema.

the class MimeMessageHelper method setRecipients.

/**
 * Fills the {@link Message} instance with recipients from the {@link Email}.
 *
 * @param email   The message in which the recipients are defined.
 * @param message The javax message that needs to be filled with recipients.
 * @throws UnsupportedEncodingException See {@link InternetAddress#InternetAddress(String, String)}.
 * @throws MessagingException           See {@link Message#addRecipient(Message.RecipientType, Address)}
 */
private static void setRecipients(final Email email, final Message message) throws UnsupportedEncodingException, MessagingException {
    for (final Recipient recipient : email.getRecipients()) {
        final Address address = new InternetAddress(recipient.getAddress(), recipient.getName(), CHARACTER_ENCODING);
        message.addRecipient(recipient.getType(), address);
    }
}

Also used : InternetAddress(javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress) Address(javax.mail.Address) InternetAddress(javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress) Recipient(org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient)

Example 3 with Recipient

use of org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient in project simple-java-mail by bbottema.

the class MimeMessageHelper method setReplyTo.

/**
 * Fills the {@link Message} instance with reply-to address.
 *
 * @param email   The message in which the recipients are defined.
 * @param message The javax message that needs to be filled with reply-to address.
 * @throws UnsupportedEncodingException See {@link InternetAddress#InternetAddress(String, String)}.
 * @throws MessagingException           See {@link Message#setReplyTo(Address[])}
 */
private static void setReplyTo(final Email email, final Message message) throws UnsupportedEncodingException, MessagingException {
    final Recipient replyToRecipient = email.getReplyToRecipient();
    if (replyToRecipient != null) {
        final InternetAddress replyToAddress = new InternetAddress(replyToRecipient.getAddress(), replyToRecipient.getName(), CHARACTER_ENCODING);
        message.setReplyTo(new Address[] { replyToAddress });
    }
}

Also used : InternetAddress(javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress) Recipient(org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient)

Example 4 with Recipient

use of org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient in project simple-java-mail by bbottema.

the class MiscUtilTest method testAddRecipientByInternetAddress.

@Test
public void testAddRecipientByInternetAddress() {
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, "a@b.com", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient(null, "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, " a@b.com ", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient(null, "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, " <a@b.com> ", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient(null, "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, " < a@b.com > ", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient(null, "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, "moo <a@b.com>", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient("moo", "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, "moo<a@b.com>", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient("moo", "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, " moo< a@b.com   > ", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient("moo", "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, "\"moo\" <a@b.com>", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient("moo", "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, "\"moo\"<a@b.com>", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient("moo", "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, " \"moo\"< a@b.com   > ", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient("moo", "a@b.com", null));
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, " \"  m oo  \"< a@b.com   > ", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient("  m oo  ", "a@b.com", null));
    // next one is unparsable by InternetAddress#parse(), so it should be taken as is
    assertThat(MiscUtil.interpretRecipient(null, false, " \"  m oo  \" a@b.com    ", null)).isEqualTo(new Recipient(null, " \"  m oo  \" a@b.com    ", null));
}

Also used : Recipient(org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient) Test(org.junit.Test)

Example 5 with Recipient

use of org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient in project simple-java-mail by bbottema.

the class MailerLiveTest method createMailSession_ReplyToMessage.

@Test
public void createMailSession_ReplyToMessage() throws IOException, MessagingException {
    // send initial mail
    mailer.sendMail(readOutlookMessage("test-messages/HTML mail with replyto and attachment and embedded image.msg").buildEmail());
    MimeMessage receivedMimeMessage = smtpServerRule.getOnlyMessage();
    EmailPopulatingBuilder receivedEmailPopulatingBuilder = mimeMessageToEmailBuilder(receivedMimeMessage);
    // send reply to initial mail
    Email reply = EmailBuilder.replyingToAll(assertSendingEmail(receivedEmailPopulatingBuilder)).from("dummy@domain.com").withPlainText("This is the reply").buildEmail();
    // test received reply to initial mail
    mailer.sendMail(reply);
    MimeMessage receivedMimeMessageReply1 = smtpServerRule.getMessage("lo.pop.replyto@somemail.com");
    MimeMessage receivedMimeMessageReply2 = smtpServerRule.getMessage("benny.bottema@aegon.nl");
    Email receivedReply1 = mimeMessageToEmail(receivedMimeMessageReply1);
    Email receivedReply2 = mimeMessageToEmail(receivedMimeMessageReply2);
    assertThat(receivedReply1).isEqualTo(receivedReply2);
    EmailAssert.assertThat(receivedReply1).hasSubject("Re: hey");
    EmailAssert.assertThat(receivedReply1).hasOnlyRecipients(new Recipient("lollypop-replyto", "lo.pop.replyto@somemail.com", TO), new Recipient("Bottema, Benny", "benny.bottema@aegon.nl", TO));
    assertThat(receivedReply1.getHeaders()).contains(entry("In-Reply-To", receivedEmailPopulatingBuilder.getId()));
    assertThat(receivedReply1.getHeaders()).contains(entry("References", receivedEmailPopulatingBuilder.getId()));
}

Also used : EmailConverter.mimeMessageToEmail(org.simplejavamail.converter.EmailConverter.mimeMessageToEmail) Email(org.simplejavamail.email.Email) MimeMessage(javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage) EmailPopulatingBuilder(org.simplejavamail.email.EmailPopulatingBuilder) Recipient(org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient) Test(org.junit.Test)

Aggregations

Recipient (org.simplejavamail.email.Recipient)9 Test (org.junit.Test)4 InternetAddress (javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress)3 EmailConverter.mimeMessageToEmail (org.simplejavamail.converter.EmailConverter.mimeMessageToEmail)3 Email (org.simplejavamail.email.Email)3 MimeMessage (javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage)2 AttachmentResource (org.simplejavamail.email.AttachmentResource)2 EmailPopulatingBuilder (org.simplejavamail.email.EmailPopulatingBuilder)2 Integer.toHexString (java.lang.Integer.toHexString)1 Map (java.util.Map)1 Nonnull (javax.annotation.Nonnull)1 Address (javax.mail.Address)1 AddressException (javax.mail.internet.AddressException)1