validate that an email address contains “@” and “.

2019-07-15 12:58发布

问题:

i need to validate that an inserted email address contains "@" and "." without a regular expression. Can somebody to give me "java code" and "structure chart" examples please?

回答1:

I suspect you're after something like:

if (!address.contains("@") || !address.contains("."))
{
    // Handle bad address
}

EDIT: This is far from a complete validation, of course. It's barely even the start of validation - but hopefully this will get you going with the particular case you wanted to handle.



回答2:

You can use commons-validator , Specifically EmailValidator.isValid()



回答3:

From my personal experience, the only was to validate an email address is to send a email with a validation link or code. I tried many of the validator but they are not complete because the email addresses can be very loose ...



回答4:

int dot = address.indexOf('.');
int at = address.indexOf('@', dot + 1);

if(dot == -1 || at == -1 || address.length() == 2) {
  // handle bad address
}

This is not complete solution. You will have to check for multiple occurances of @ and address with only '.' and '@'.



回答5:

Use String.indexOf if you aren't allowed to use regexp, and but I would adwise you to not validate the address during input.

It's better to send an activation email.



回答6:

You can also use the Java Mail API. Specifically, here:

http://javamail.kenai.com/nonav/javadocs/javax/mail/internet/InternetAddress.html#InternetAddress(java.lang.String, boolean)



回答7:

You can search for the first '@', then check if what you have at the left of the '@' is a valid string (i.e. it doesn't have spaces or whatever). After that you should search in the right side for a '.', and check both strings, for a valid domain.

This is a pretty weak test. Anyway I recommend using regular expressions.