MID-11048 Add option to relax email address validation on send#578
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By setting -Dmail.mime.address.strict=false as a JVM system property, email addresses that do not strictly comply with RFC822 (e.g. consecutive dots in local part like user...name@example.com) are now accepted. We use the standard Jakarta Mail property "mail.mime.address.strict" instead of a MidPoint-specific property (e.g. midpoint.mail.address.strict) because MimeMessage.getAllRecipients() internally calls getAddressHeader() which references this property. If a custom property were used, address parsing in parseInternetAddress() would be non-strict, but getAllRecipients() at send time would still parse strictly and fail.
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By setting
-Dmail.mime.address.strict=falseas a JVM system property, email addresses that do not strictly comply with RFC822 (e.g. consecutive dots in local part likeuser...name@example.com) are now accepted.We use the standard Jakarta Mail property
mail.mime.address.strictinstead of a MidPoint-specific property (e.g.midpoint.mail.address.strict) becauseMimeMessage.getAllRecipients()internally callsgetAddressHeader()which references this property. If a custom property were used, address parsing inparseInternetAddress()would be non-strict, butgetAllRecipients()at send time would still parse strictly and fail.