Java Code Examples for org.springframework.mail.MailSendException#printStackTrace()

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Example 1
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring-analysis-note with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMailServerConnect() {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost(null);
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1);
		fail("Should have thrown MailSendException");
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		// expected
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertTrue(ex.getFailedMessages() != null);
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertSame(simpleMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		assertSame(ex.getCause(), ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next());
	}
}
Example 2
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring-analysis-note with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMailServerClose() {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1);
		fail("Should have thrown MailSendException");
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		// expected
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertTrue(ex.getFailedMessages() != null);
		assertEquals(0, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
	}
}
Example 3
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From java-technology-stack with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMailServerConnect() {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost(null);
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1);
		fail("Should have thrown MailSendException");
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		// expected
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertTrue(ex.getFailedMessages() != null);
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertSame(simpleMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		assertSame(ex.getCause(), ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next());
	}
}
Example 4
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From java-technology-stack with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMailServerClose() {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1);
		fail("Should have thrown MailSendException");
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		// expected
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertTrue(ex.getFailedMessages() != null);
		assertEquals(0, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
	}
}
Example 5
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring4-understanding with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMailServerConnect() throws Exception {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost(null);
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1);
		fail("Should have thrown MailSendException");
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		// expected
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertTrue(ex.getFailedMessages() != null);
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertSame(simpleMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		assertSame(ex.getCause(), ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next());
	}
}
Example 6
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring4-understanding with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMailServerClose() throws Exception {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1);
		fail("Should have thrown MailSendException");
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		// expected
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertTrue(ex.getFailedMessages() != null);
		assertEquals(0, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
	}
}
Example 7
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring-analysis-note with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedSimpleMessage() throws MessagingException {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("host");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");

	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	simpleMessage1.setTo("[email protected]");
	simpleMessage1.setSubject("fail");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage2 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	simpleMessage2.setTo("[email protected]");

	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1, simpleMessage2);
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertEquals("host", sender.transport.getConnectedHost());
		assertEquals("username", sender.transport.getConnectedUsername());
		assertEquals("password", sender.transport.getConnectedPassword());
		assertTrue(sender.transport.isCloseCalled());
		assertEquals(1, sender.transport.getSentMessages().size());
		assertEquals(new InternetAddress("[email protected]"), sender.transport.getSentMessage(0).getAllRecipients()[0]);
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertEquals(simpleMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		Object subEx = ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next();
		assertTrue(subEx instanceof MessagingException);
		assertEquals("failed", ((MessagingException) subEx).getMessage());
	}
}
Example 8
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring-analysis-note with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMimeMessage() throws MessagingException {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("host");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");

	MimeMessage mimeMessage1 = sender.createMimeMessage();
	mimeMessage1.setRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress("[email protected]"));
	mimeMessage1.setSubject("fail");
	MimeMessage mimeMessage2 = sender.createMimeMessage();
	mimeMessage2.setRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress("[email protected]"));

	try {
		sender.send(mimeMessage1, mimeMessage2);
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertEquals("host", sender.transport.getConnectedHost());
		assertEquals("username", sender.transport.getConnectedUsername());
		assertEquals("password", sender.transport.getConnectedPassword());
		assertTrue(sender.transport.isCloseCalled());
		assertEquals(1, sender.transport.getSentMessages().size());
		assertEquals(mimeMessage2, sender.transport.getSentMessage(0));
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertEquals(mimeMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		Object subEx = ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next();
		assertTrue(subEx instanceof MessagingException);
		assertEquals("failed", ((MessagingException) subEx).getMessage());
	}
}
Example 9
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From java-technology-stack with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedSimpleMessage() throws MessagingException {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("host");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");

	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	simpleMessage1.setTo("[email protected]");
	simpleMessage1.setSubject("fail");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage2 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	simpleMessage2.setTo("[email protected]");

	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1, simpleMessage2);
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertEquals("host", sender.transport.getConnectedHost());
		assertEquals("username", sender.transport.getConnectedUsername());
		assertEquals("password", sender.transport.getConnectedPassword());
		assertTrue(sender.transport.isCloseCalled());
		assertEquals(1, sender.transport.getSentMessages().size());
		assertEquals(new InternetAddress("[email protected]"), sender.transport.getSentMessage(0).getAllRecipients()[0]);
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertEquals(simpleMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		Object subEx = ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next();
		assertTrue(subEx instanceof MessagingException);
		assertEquals("failed", ((MessagingException) subEx).getMessage());
	}
}
Example 10
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From java-technology-stack with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedMimeMessage() throws MessagingException {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("host");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");

	MimeMessage mimeMessage1 = sender.createMimeMessage();
	mimeMessage1.setRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress("[email protected]"));
	mimeMessage1.setSubject("fail");
	MimeMessage mimeMessage2 = sender.createMimeMessage();
	mimeMessage2.setRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress("[email protected]"));

	try {
		sender.send(mimeMessage1, mimeMessage2);
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertEquals("host", sender.transport.getConnectedHost());
		assertEquals("username", sender.transport.getConnectedUsername());
		assertEquals("password", sender.transport.getConnectedPassword());
		assertTrue(sender.transport.isCloseCalled());
		assertEquals(1, sender.transport.getSentMessages().size());
		assertEquals(mimeMessage2, sender.transport.getSentMessage(0));
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertEquals(mimeMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		Object subEx = ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next();
		assertTrue(subEx instanceof MessagingException);
		assertEquals("failed", ((MessagingException) subEx).getMessage());
	}
}
Example 11
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring4-understanding with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void failedSimpleMessage() throws Exception {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("host");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");

	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage1 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	simpleMessage1.setTo("[email protected]");
	simpleMessage1.setSubject("fail");
	SimpleMailMessage simpleMessage2 = new SimpleMailMessage();
	simpleMessage2.setTo("[email protected]");

	try {
		sender.send(simpleMessage1, simpleMessage2);
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertEquals("host", sender.transport.getConnectedHost());
		assertEquals("username", sender.transport.getConnectedUsername());
		assertEquals("password", sender.transport.getConnectedPassword());
		assertTrue(sender.transport.isCloseCalled());
		assertEquals(1, sender.transport.getSentMessages().size());
		assertEquals(new InternetAddress("[email protected]"), sender.transport.getSentMessage(0).getAllRecipients()[0]);
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertEquals(simpleMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		Object subEx = ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next();
		assertTrue(subEx instanceof MessagingException);
		assertEquals("failed", ((MessagingException) subEx).getMessage());
	}
}
Example 12
Source File: JavaMailSenderTests.java    From spring4-understanding with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void fFailedMimeMessage() throws Exception {
	MockJavaMailSender sender = new MockJavaMailSender();
	sender.setHost("host");
	sender.setUsername("username");
	sender.setPassword("password");

	MimeMessage mimeMessage1 = sender.createMimeMessage();
	mimeMessage1.setRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress("[email protected]"));
	mimeMessage1.setSubject("fail");
	MimeMessage mimeMessage2 = sender.createMimeMessage();
	mimeMessage2.setRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress("[email protected]"));

	try {
		sender.send(mimeMessage1, mimeMessage2);
	}
	catch (MailSendException ex) {
		ex.printStackTrace();
		assertEquals("host", sender.transport.getConnectedHost());
		assertEquals("username", sender.transport.getConnectedUsername());
		assertEquals("password", sender.transport.getConnectedPassword());
		assertTrue(sender.transport.isCloseCalled());
		assertEquals(1, sender.transport.getSentMessages().size());
		assertEquals(mimeMessage2, sender.transport.getSentMessage(0));
		assertEquals(1, ex.getFailedMessages().size());
		assertEquals(mimeMessage1, ex.getFailedMessages().keySet().iterator().next());
		Object subEx = ex.getFailedMessages().values().iterator().next();
		assertTrue(subEx instanceof MessagingException);
		assertEquals("failed", ((MessagingException) subEx).getMessage());
	}
}