Class MailboxDestinationFolderMissingException
- Namespace
- MailFathom.Application.Mail.Mutations
- Assembly
- MailFathom.Application.dll
Indicates that the folder a relocation or a copy names as its destination does not exist on the server.
public sealed class MailboxDestinationFolderMissingException : MailboxMutationRefusedException, ISerializable- Inheritance
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MailboxDestinationFolderMissingException
- Implements
- Inherited Members
Remarks
It is raised rather than returned, and it is terminal on its first occurrence, because it says the same thing about repeating the work as MailboxMutationUnsupportedException does: a folder the server does not have will not be there on the next run either. Somebody deleted or renamed it, or whatever asked for the change named a path that was never right, and both remedies are an operator's rather than a wait's. Letting it spend the mutation's attempt bound instead would cost a login and a round trip per attempt to be told the same thing, and would leave the operator reading a change that merely looks busy.
It is separate from MailboxUnavailableException for that reason alone. A mail server that did not answer is expected to answer later; one that answered and said the folder is not there has answered.
The message names the account alias, the folder alias, and the mutation. The destination path is deliberately absent: a remote folder path is the mailbox owner's own naming of their mail, which no message an operator reads may carry.
Constructors
- MailboxDestinationFolderMissingException(MailAccountId, MailFolderAlias, MailboxMutation, Exception)
Initializes a new refusal naming the mutation whose destination folder the server does not have.
Properties
- AccountId
Gets the account the mutation was requested for.
- ErrorCode
Gets the stable code identifying this failure to a boundary that must report it without naming a type.
- FolderAlias
Gets the folder the email is in.
- Mutation
Gets the mutation that was asked for.