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Add Sandbox and Domain names; deprecate the Testing, Inbox and SendingDomain names - #91
Mailtrap now calls Email Testing inboxes sandboxes and sending domains domains, and the OpenAPI spec documents only those names. The Java SDK still exposes testingApi(), inboxId, inboxes() and *SendingDomain* methods. This adds the new names and keeps the old ones working as deprecated aliases, so existing code compiles and runs unchanged. The same rename is being made in the other Mailtrap SDKs.
Changes
new entry points: client.sandboxApi(), sandboxApi().sandboxes(), switchToEmailSandboxApi(sandboxId), MailtrapConfig.Builder.sandboxId(...), and sendingApi().domains() methods named after domains
sandboxes: createSandbox, getSandboxAttributes, updateSandbox, deleteSandbox, cleanSandbox, getSandboxes; the neutral ones (markAsRead, resetCredentials, …) are unchanged
domains: getDomains, getDomain, sendDomainSetupInstructions, deleteDomain; create and update are unchanged
MailtrapConfig.getSandboxId() and Constants.EMAIL_SANDBOX_SEND_HOST
parameters say sandboxId / domainId in messages, attachments, sandbox sending and company info (source-compatible)
every old name still works, delegating to its replacement, and is marked @Deprecated(since = "1.11.0"), so callers get a compile-time deprecation warning and nothing at runtime
covered: testingApi(), switchToEmailTestingApi, Builder.inboxId, getInboxId, inboxes(), the six *Inbox* methods, the four *SendingDomain* methods, EMAIL_TESTING_SEND_HOST
the old interface methods are default methods that call the new ones, so each endpoint is still implemented once
Types keep their names until the next major release (MailtrapEmailTestingApi, Inboxes, InboxResponse, SendingDomains, the request classes and packages): renaming them now would need about 70 deprecated shim classes.
Requests don't change: the SDK still calls the account-scoped /inboxes and /sending_domains paths, because on /sandboxes paths the API returns messages with sandbox_id instead of inbox_id, which would change the models.
Config errors now read "Sandbox API requires sandbox ID" and "Bulk mode is not applicable for Sandbox API".
README uses the new names and gets a "Renamed APIs" table; the examples move to examples/.../sandbox and examples/.../domains and read MAILTRAP_SANDBOX_ID.
Drive-by: the account accesses, accounts, billing and permissions Javadoc said "Testing API"; it now says "General API".
⚠️ Code that implements Inboxes or SendingDomains itself (a hand-written fake, say) has to add the new methods. Mockito mocks and normal SDK use are unaffected.
How to test
You'll need an API token for an account with at least one project, a sandbox and a domain. Build the client with MailtrapClientFactory.createMailtrapClient(...).
Sandbox sending
New config — new MailtrapConfig.Builder().token(TOKEN).sandbox(true).sandboxId(<sandbox id>).build(), then client.send(mail): the email lands in that sandbox
Old config — the same with .inboxId(<sandbox id>) still sends to the sandbox; compiling with -Xlint:deprecation warns about inboxId(Long)
Switch from client — client.switchToEmailSandboxApi(<sandbox id>) then send and batchSend land in the sandbox; switchToEmailTestingApi(<sandbox id>) does the same
Missing sandbox ID — .sandbox(true) without sandboxId throws BaseMailtrapException "Sandbox API requires sandbox ID"; .sandbox(true).bulk(true) throws "Bulk mode is not applicable for Sandbox API"
Sandboxes API
client.sandboxApi().sandboxes().getSandboxes(accountId) lists the account's sandboxes; client.testingApi().inboxes().getInboxes(accountId) returns the same list
createSandbox, getSandboxAttributes, updateSandbox, cleanSandbox and deleteSandbox work on a new sandbox, as SandboxesExample does; the old *Inbox* names give the same results
Domains API
client.sendingApi().domains().getDomains(accountId) and getDomain(accountId, domainId) return the domains; getSendingDomains / getSendingDomain return the same
sendDomainSetupInstructions sends the setup email, and deleteDomain removes a domain created for the test, as DomainsExample does
Regression
Messages, attachments and projects under client.sandboxApi() work as before (MessagesExample, AttachmentsExample, ProjectsExample)
Company info for a domain (CompanyInfoExample) works as before
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added Email Sandbox naming and API methods for managing sandboxes, sending messages, and accessing message details and attachments.
Updated domain operations to use “Domains” terminology.
Added Java examples for managing sandboxes and inspecting messages.
Compatibility
Existing inbox, testing, and sending-domain entry points remain available as deprecated aliases and are planned for removal in a future major release.
Documentation
Updated README examples and API references to use sandbox and domain terminology.
…ain names
The product calls Email Testing inboxes "sandboxes" and sending domains
"domains", and the OpenAPI spec documents only those names.
Decisions:
- Only entry points are renamed (accessors, methods, parameters, config); model,
request and resource types keep their names until the next major, as a full
type rename would need ~70 shim classes
- Old names stay as @deprecated(since = "1.11.0") delegates; interface defaults
keep each endpoint implemented once in the *Impl classes
- API paths stay on /inboxes and /sending_domains, so requests are unchanged
- sandboxApi(), sandboxes() and getSandboxId() are handwritten because Javadoc
can't see Lombok members, and the deprecation notes {@link} to them
- DeprecatedNamesTest checks delegation with Mockito real-method mocks, so a
delegate calling the wrong method fails
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pull request updates Java API, client, and configuration names from inbox and testing terminology to sandbox terminology, and from sending-domain terminology to domain terminology. Selected legacy entry points remain as deprecated aliases. Examples, tests, and README guidance use the updated names.
Changes: Sandbox API migration
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Summary
Sandbox resource and message APIs src/main/java/io/mailtrap/api/{attachments,inboxes,messages,projects}/*, examples/java/io/mailtrap/examples/{sandbox,general}/*, src/test/java/io/mailtrap/api/{attachments,inboxes,messages,projects,permissions}/*
Sandbox resource, attachment, message, and project APIs and examples use sandbox terminology. Request paths and response handling remain unchanged.
Sandbox configuration and sending src/main/java/io/mailtrap/{Constants.java,client/*,config/*,factory/*,util/*}, src/main/java/io/mailtrap/api/testingemails/*, src/test/java/io/mailtrap/{DeprecatedNamesTest.java,client/*,api/testingemails/*,testutils/*}, README.md
Client configuration and sending use sandboxId and the sandbox API host. Selected testing and inbox entry points remain as deprecated aliases.
Domain API names and references src/main/java/io/mailtrap/api/{sendingdomains,companyinfo}/*, src/main/java/io/mailtrap/api/{marketingstats,trackingoptouts}/*, src/main/java/io/mailtrap/model/{request,emailcampaigns,response/emailcampaigns}/*, examples/java/io/mailtrap/examples/domains/*, src/test/java/io/mailtrap/api/sendingdomains/*, README.md
Domain operations use shorter domain names. Deprecated methods retain selected sending-domain names. Related examples, tests, and documentation use domain terminology.
The rename is bounded, but a null sandbox switch can fail later, the sample can modify the wrong sandbox, and migration guidance is incomplete. These issues need targeted follow-up, but do not indicate a broad release-blocking failure.
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Minor · Confirm the in-app SDK examples match the renamed APIs. · README.md:404-408
README.md:404-408 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Confirm the in-app SDK examples match the renamed APIs.
This change renames public methods, config builders, and sandbox options, and updates README samples. The Mailtrap app shows equivalent code examples to users and may need a matching update. Please confirm whether the in-app examples are still accurate.
Renamed APIs in this README section
The new Renamed APIs table maps old entry points to sandboxApi(), switchToEmailSandboxApi, sandboxId, and getDomain-style methods. Confirm the app uses the same new names.
As per path instructions: "If this change modifies public code samples, client initialization, method signatures, parameters, sandbox options, or the install command, leave a comment reminding the author that the Mailtrap app shows equivalent code examples to users and may need a matching update. Ask them to confirm whether the in-app examples are still accurate."
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 404 - 408:
Confirm whether the Mailtrap app’s equivalent in-app examples use the renamed
public APIs and sandbox options shown in the README, and update them if needed
so they remain accurate.
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Minor · Note the implementer exception in the README migration section. · README.md:399-401
README.md:399-401 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Note the implementer exception in the README migration section.
The README says the old names "still work," which holds for code that calls them. A custom Inboxes or SendingDomains implementation is different: the new sandbox and domain methods are abstract at head, so an implementation that supplies only the former abstract methods no longer compiles. The migration section should say this, for example: "Custom implementations of Inboxes and SendingDomains must add the new methods."
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 399 - 401:
Update the README migration section to clarify that custom implementations of
Inboxes and SendingDomains must implement the new sandbox and domain methods to
compile; retain the note that legacy entry points remain usable for callers.
Minor · After creating createdSandbox, the example ignores its ID and… · SandboxesExample.java:29-34
examples/java/io/mailtrap/examples/sandbox/SandboxesExample.java:29-34 Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
After creating createdSandbox, the example ignores its ID and selects sandboxes.get(0) for updates and cleanup. The first listed sandbox may be an unrelated existing resource.
Running the example can rename and clean an existing sandbox, deleting its messages, while leaving the new sandbox untouched.
This can occur when: The account has multiple sandboxes and the newly created sandbox is not first in the list.
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29 - 34:
Update the SandboxesExample flow to use the ID from createdSandbox for attribute
retrieval, updates, and cleanup instead of selecting sandboxes.get(0). Keep the
newly created sandbox as the target throughout so existing sandboxes are not
modified or deleted.
Minor · Reject a null sandbox ID in switchToEmailSandboxApi before… · MailtrapClient.java:157-159
src/main/java/io/mailtrap/client/MailtrapClient.java:157-159 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Reject a null sandbox ID in switchToEmailSandboxApi before changing the sender state.
Passing null enables sandbox mode without a sandbox ID. The next send or batchSend unboxes that null into the primitive long sandboxId parameter and throws NullPointerException before any request is sent. MailtrapConfig rejects the same combination, so this method should reject it too. The check runs before setSandboxId and setSandbox, so a rejected call leaves the current sending state unchanged. The deprecated switchToEmailTestingApi delegates to this method, so it gets the same check.
Suggested fix
public void switchToEmailSandboxApi(final Long sandboxId) {
+ if (sandboxId == null) {+ throw new IllegalArgumentException("Sandbox API requires sandbox ID");+ }
this.sendingContextHolder.setSandboxId(sandboxId);
this.sendingContextHolder.setSandbox(true);
this.sendingContextHolder.setBulk(false);
}
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Review comment at @src/main/java/io/mailtrap/client/MailtrapClient.java around
lines 157 - 159:
Update switchToEmailSandboxApi to reject a null sandboxId with
IllegalArgumentException before calling setSandboxId or changing any sending
state. Preserve the existing state updates for valid IDs; the deprecated
switchToEmailTestingApi should continue to inherit this validation through
delegation.
Assert the POST and DELETE requests in the setup-instructions and delete tests.
test_sendDomainsSetupInstructions has no assertion. test_deleteDomain checks only that no exception is thrown. Both SendingDomainsImpl methods return void, so a regression that skips the POST or DELETE request still passes both tests. TestHttpClient does not record which requests it served.
Every test in this class registers all six mocks in init. A global check that every configured mock was used would fail in unrelated tests. Record the requests that reach TestHttpClient, then assert the specific request in each test.
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lines 115 - 120:
Record requests handled by TestHttpClient and expose a way to check whether a
method-and-URL pair was invoked. Retain the client as a field in
SendingDomainsImplTest, then assert the expected POST in
test_sendDomainsSetupInstructions and DELETE in test_deleteDomain; avoid a
global check that all configured mocks were used.
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The example unconditionally requests HTML analysis of the first message before performing its other demonstrations; this may fail for a plain-text-only message, stopping the program.
Later retrieval, update, and forwarding examples do not run.
This can occur when: The first sandbox's first message has no HTML content or HTML analysis is unavailable for it.
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Review comments at
@examples/java/io/mailtrap/examples/sandbox/SandboxesExample.java:
- Around line 29-34: Update the SandboxesExample flow to use the ID from
createdSandbox for attribute retrieval, updates, and cleanup instead of
selecting sandboxes.get(0). Keep the newly created sandbox as the target
throughout so existing sandboxes are not modified or deleted.
Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 404-408: Confirm whether the Mailtrap app’s equivalent in-app
examples use the renamed public APIs and sandbox options shown in the README,
and update them if needed so they remain accurate.
- Around line 399-401: Update the README migration section to clarify that
custom implementations of Inboxes and SendingDomains must implement the new
sandbox and domain methods to compile; retain the note that legacy entry points
remain usable for callers.
Review comments at @src/main/java/io/mailtrap/client/MailtrapClient.java:
- Around line 157-159: Update switchToEmailSandboxApi to reject a null sandboxId
with IllegalArgumentException before calling setSandboxId or changing any
sending state. Preserve the existing state updates for valid IDs; the deprecated
switchToEmailTestingApi should continue to inherit this validation through
delegation.
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- Around line 115-120: Record requests handled by TestHttpClient and expose a
way to check whether a method-and-URL pair was invoked. Retain the client as a
field in SendingDomainsImplTest, then assert the expected POST in
test_sendDomainsSetupInstructions and DELETE in test_deleteDomain; avoid a
global check that all configured mocks were used.
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The alias test for switchToEmailTestingApi now checks the delegation instead of
repeating MailtrapClientTest's sandbox send, so the class needs no HTTP mocks and
takes its IDs from BaseTest. assertSame on exact-argument stubs already proves
delegation, so the extra verify calls are gone, and test labels are derived from
the reflected members.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make the sandbox send test fail when the sandbox switch does nothing.
test_sendSandbox_success switches to the sandbox API and then calls send. Its sandbox host mock and the default sending host mock return the same message ID, "11111". A missing or incorrect switch routes the message to the default host. The test still passes.
Give the sandbox send mock a response that differs from the default one, then assert that ID in test_sendSandbox_success. Alternatively, assert the request URL that the mock received. Either change makes the test fail when the sandbox route is not used.
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Review comment at @src/test/java/io/mailtrap/DeprecatedNamesTest.java at line
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Update test_sendSandbox_success so its sandbox-host mock returns a message ID
distinct from the default sending host, then assert the sandbox-specific ID in
the result. Keep the test’s existing sandbox switch and send flow so it fails if
the request uses the default route.
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- Line 65: Update test_sendSandbox_success so its sandbox-host mock returns a
message ID distinct from the default sending host, then assert the
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- Match the OpenAPI operationId sendDomainSetupInstructions and the PHP SDK; the method acts on one domain
- The plural name was never released, so it is renamed without a deprecated alias of its own
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- Line 420: Remove the README row for sendSendingDomainsSetupInstructions unless
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Mailtrap app examples for accurate method names and parameters without
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Motivation
Mailtrap now calls Email Testing inboxes sandboxes and sending domains domains, and the OpenAPI spec documents only those names. The Java SDK still exposes
testingApi(),inboxId,inboxes()and*SendingDomain*methods. This adds the new names and keeps the old ones working as deprecated aliases, so existing code compiles and runs unchanged. The same rename is being made in the other Mailtrap SDKs.Changes
new entry points:
client.sandboxApi(),sandboxApi().sandboxes(),switchToEmailSandboxApi(sandboxId),MailtrapConfig.Builder.sandboxId(...), andsendingApi().domains()methods named after domainscreateSandbox,getSandboxAttributes,updateSandbox,deleteSandbox,cleanSandbox,getSandboxes; the neutral ones (markAsRead,resetCredentials, …) are unchangedgetDomains,getDomain,sendDomainSetupInstructions,deleteDomain;createandupdateare unchangedMailtrapConfig.getSandboxId()andConstants.EMAIL_SANDBOX_SEND_HOSTsandboxId/domainIdin messages, attachments, sandbox sending and company info (source-compatible)every old name still works, delegating to its replacement, and is marked
@Deprecated(since = "1.11.0"), so callers get a compile-time deprecation warning and nothing at runtimetestingApi(),switchToEmailTestingApi,Builder.inboxId,getInboxId,inboxes(), the six*Inbox*methods, the four*SendingDomain*methods,EMAIL_TESTING_SEND_HOSTdefaultmethods that call the new ones, so each endpoint is still implemented onceTypes keep their names until the next major release (
MailtrapEmailTestingApi,Inboxes,InboxResponse,SendingDomains, the request classes and packages): renaming them now would need about 70 deprecated shim classes.Requests don't change: the SDK still calls the account-scoped
/inboxesand/sending_domainspaths, because on/sandboxespaths the API returns messages withsandbox_idinstead ofinbox_id, which would change the models.Config errors now read "Sandbox API requires sandbox ID" and "Bulk mode is not applicable for Sandbox API".
README uses the new names and gets a "Renamed APIs" table; the examples move to
examples/.../sandboxandexamples/.../domainsand readMAILTRAP_SANDBOX_ID.Drive-by: the account accesses, accounts, billing and permissions Javadoc said "Testing API"; it now says "General API".
InboxesorSendingDomainsitself (a hand-written fake, say) has to add the new methods. Mockito mocks and normal SDK use are unaffected.How to test
You'll need an API token for an account with at least one project, a sandbox and a domain. Build the client with
MailtrapClientFactory.createMailtrapClient(...).Sandbox sending
new MailtrapConfig.Builder().token(TOKEN).sandbox(true).sandboxId(<sandbox id>).build(), thenclient.send(mail): the email lands in that sandbox.inboxId(<sandbox id>)still sends to the sandbox; compiling with-Xlint:deprecationwarns aboutinboxId(Long)client.switchToEmailSandboxApi(<sandbox id>)thensendandbatchSendland in the sandbox;switchToEmailTestingApi(<sandbox id>)does the same.sandbox(true)withoutsandboxIdthrowsBaseMailtrapException"Sandbox API requires sandbox ID";.sandbox(true).bulk(true)throws "Bulk mode is not applicable for Sandbox API"Sandboxes API
client.sandboxApi().sandboxes().getSandboxes(accountId)lists the account's sandboxes;client.testingApi().inboxes().getInboxes(accountId)returns the same listcreateSandbox,getSandboxAttributes,updateSandbox,cleanSandboxanddeleteSandboxwork on a new sandbox, asSandboxesExampledoes; the old*Inbox*names give the same resultsDomains API
client.sendingApi().domains().getDomains(accountId)andgetDomain(accountId, domainId)return the domains;getSendingDomains/getSendingDomainreturn the samesendDomainSetupInstructionssends the setup email, anddeleteDomainremoves a domain created for the test, asDomainsExampledoesRegression
client.sandboxApi()work as before (MessagesExample,AttachmentsExample,ProjectsExample)CompanyInfoExample) works as beforeSummary by CodeRabbit