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The source code/** * Message.java * * Bill Lynch * CoolServlets.com * April 21 1999 * * Email Package Version 1.1 * * Copyright (C) 1999 Bill Lynch * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU Library General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ package com.coolservlets.email; /** * Message class * * This class is designed to build an email message. You should use this class * to create a message object which is passed to a Transport object to send. * * Here's what I would do to set up a simple Message object: * * Message msg = new Message(); * msg.setFrom( new Address( "Bill", "bill@coolservlets.com" ) ); * msg.setRecipient( RecipientType.TO, new Address( "Dad", "BillsDad@coolservlets.com" ) ); * msg.setSubject( "Please send more $$" ); * msg.setText( "Hi Dad. Guess what -- bills are due." ); * * To add a CC, do this: * msg.setRecipient( RecipientType.CC, new Address( "Mom", "BillsMom@coolservlets.com" ) ); * * Public Methods: * Message() * void addRecipient( int type, Address address) * void addRecipients( int type, Address[] addresses) * Address[] getRecipients( int type ) * Address[] getFrom( ) * String getSubject( ) * String getText( ) * void setFrom( Address address ) * void setRecipient( int type, Address address ) * void setRecipients( int type, Address[] addresses ) * void setSubject( String subject ) * void setText( String msgText ) * * Private Methods/Fields: * Address[] addArray( int type, Address[] array1, Address[] array2 ) * Address from; * private Address[] recipientTO; * private Address[] recipientCC; * private Address[] recipientBCC; * private String subject; * private String msgText; * */ import java.util.*; public class Message { /** * Initialize all arrays to size zero. */ public Message() { recipientTO = new Address[0]; recipientCC = new Address[0]; recipientBCC = new Address[0]; } /** * Adds one email address to the existing list of addresses. */ public void addRecipient( int type, Address address) { Address[] tempAddr = new Address[1]; tempAddr[0] = address; addRecipients( type, tempAddr ); } /** * Adds multiple email addresses to the existing list of addresses. */ public void addRecipients( int type, Address[] addresses) { //int newSize; if( type == RecipientType.TO ) recipientTO = addArray( RecipientType.TO, recipientTO, addresses ); else if( type == RecipientType.CC ) recipientCC = addArray( RecipientType.CC, recipientCC, addresses ); else if( type == RecipientType.BCC ) recipientBCC = addArray( RecipientType.BCC, recipientBCC, addresses ); } /** * Combines two address arrays. (Only used by addRecipients(...) method.) */ private Address[] addArray( int type, Address[] array1, Address[] array2 ) { int i,j; Address[] tempAddr = new Address[array1.length + array2.length]; for( i=0; i<array1.length; i++ ) tempAddr[i] = array1[i]; for( j=i; j<(array2.length+i); j++ ) tempAddr[j] = array2[j-i]; Address[] a = tempAddr; return a; } /** * Returns the specified recipient array. */ public Address[] getRecipients( int type ) { if( type == RecipientType.TO ) return this.recipientTO; else if( type == RecipientType.CC ) return this.recipientCC; else //if( type == RecipientType.BCC ) return this.recipientBCC; } /** * Returns the FROM address. * This will always return an array of size 1. */ public Address[] getFrom( ) { Address[] tempAddr = new Address[1]; tempAddr[0] = from; return tempAddr; } /** * Returns the message subject. */ public String getSubject( ) { return subject; } /** * Returns the message text. */ public String getText( ) { return msgText; } /** * Sets the FROM email address. (This will replace the current FROM address.) */ public void setFrom( Address address ) { from = address; } /** * This method will set one recipient and will override anything * that has been previously stored. */ public void setRecipient( int type, Address address ) { Address[] tempAddr = new Address[1]; tempAddr[0] = address; setRecipients( type, tempAddr ); } /** * This method will sets multiple recipients and will override anything * that has been previously stored. */ public void setRecipients( int type, Address[] addresses ) { if( type == RecipientType.TO ) this.recipientTO = addresses; else if( type == RecipientType.CC ) this.recipientCC = addresses; else if( type == RecipientType.BCC ) this.recipientBCC = addresses; } /** * Sets the SUBJECT of the email. */ public void setSubject( String subject ) { this.subject = subject; if( this.subject == null ) this.subject = " "; } /** * Sets the TEXT of the email. */ public void setText( String msgText ) { this.msgText = msgText; } // Data private Address from; private Address[] recipientTO; private Address[] recipientCC; private Address[] recipientBCC; private String subject; private String msgText; //private Address[] replyTo; (not supported right now) //private Date sentDate; (not supported right now) } |
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