Stop Validation of Recipient email address
Is there anyway to stop Java Mail from parsing the recipients email address. We use a program called faxmaker with exchange and I am trying to write an email program that we can send faxes with. Faxmaker requires the email recipient to be sent in this format [faxmaker:faxnumber]. When I try this an exception is thrown becuase it is not in proper email address format. Can someone please help. I have been beating my head against the wall all day!!
Thanks,
Paul
I have been trying to answer the same question using fax sp.
I read on a forum that the following may work, (didn't for fax sp).
"\"[faxmaker:faxnumber]\""
or
"\"faxmaker:faxnumber\""
Glenn
Is there anyway to stop Java Mail from parsing the
recipients email address. We use a program called
faxmaker with exchange and I am trying to write an
email program that we can send faxes with. Faxmaker
requires the email recipient to be sent in this format
[faxmaker:faxnumber]. When I try this an exception is
thrown becuase it is not in proper email address
format. Can someone please help. I have been beating
my head against the wall all day!!
Thanks,
Paul
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