No exception throw but problem in log file

[lightbulb432 <ve...@hotmail.com>]

I'm getting RemoteDelivery: Could not connect to SMTP host errors in my JAMES
log file, but the mail-sending code executes successfully. Is that sort of
thing not supposed to create an exception in the Java code?

What sorts of things do create exceptions in the mail-sending code - things
I can think of include incorrectly formatted email addresses or an SMTP
server that's down. Would the following things cause Java exceptions?

- sending email to host that doesn't accept mail (e.g. user@hotmaillll.com
instead of user@hotmail.com)
- sending email to non-existent mailbox on a proper mail server
(nonexistent@hotmail.com)
- rejected mail b/c your mail was seen as spam by the receiving mail server
- rejected mail b/c receiving mailbox is full
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