Class SmtpServerImpl

All Implemented Interfaces:
IPCObject, Process, SmtpServer

public class SmtpServerImpl extends ProcessImpl implements SmtpServer
Information provided by the PKI file:

    \class SmtpServer
    
    \brief SmtpServer handles and manipulates the SMTP service.
    
    \example network().getDevice("Server0").getProcess("SmtpServer")
    
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  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • setEnable

      public void setEnable(boolean bEnable)
      Information provided by the PKI file:
      
          \brief Enables or disables the SMTP service.
          
          \param bEnable, true to enable the SMTP service, false to disable it.
          
              
      Specified by:
      setEnable in interface SmtpServer
      Parameters:
      bEnable - Takes in a parameter of bEnable
    • isEnabled

      public boolean isEnabled()
      Information provided by the PKI file:
      
          \brief Returns true if the SMTP service is enabled, otherwise false.
          
          \param bool, true if the SMTP service is enabled, otherwise false.
          
              
      Specified by:
      isEnabled in interface SmtpServer
      Returns:
      boolean Returns a boolean
    • getServerDomainName

      public String getServerDomainName()
      Information provided by the PKI file:
      
          \brief Returns the domain name of the SMTP server.
          
          \return string, the domain name of the SMTP server.
          
              
      Specified by:
      getServerDomainName in interface SmtpServer
      Returns:
      String Returns a String
    • setServerDomainName

      public void setServerDomainName(String name)
      Information provided by the PKI file:
      
          \brief Sets the domain name for the SMTP server.
          
          \param name, the domain name for the SMTP server.
          
              
      Specified by:
      setServerDomainName in interface SmtpServer
      Parameters:
      name - Takes in a parameter of name