Javax.mail emails not sent

Hi,
We are sending emails through the javax.mail class in our application,
basically
it works fine, however I was wondering how I could do one of the two:
1. validate an email address to be correct (existing, not using the java
classes for rfc validation, but actualy pinging it).
2. receive a notification about the undeliverable email when it happens (if
it goes back to weblogic at all, I think I saw a message on the console).
any help is will be appreciated,
thanks.
Asher Bitton

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