Class Swift_Transport_NullTransport

Pretends messages have been sent, but just ignores them.

Swift_Transport_NullTransport implements Swift_Transport

Direct known subclasses

Swift_NullTransport

Package: Swift
Author: Fabien Potencier
Located at vendors/swiftmailer/lib/classes/Swift/Transport/NullTransport.php

Methods summary

`public`	# `__construct( Swift_Events_EventDispatcher $eventDispatcher )` Constructor. Constructor.
`public boolean`	# `isStarted( )` Tests if this Transport mechanism has started. Tests if this Transport mechanism has started. Returns `boolean` Implementation of `Swift_Transport::isStarted()`
`public`	# `start( )` Starts this Transport mechanism. Starts this Transport mechanism. Implementation of `Swift_Transport::start()`
`public`	# `stop( )` Stops this Transport mechanism. Stops this Transport mechanism. Implementation of `Swift_Transport::stop()`
`public integer`	# `send( Swift_Mime_Message $message, string[] & $failedRecipients = null )` Sends the given message. Sends the given message. Parameters `$message` `Swift_Mime_Message` $message `$failedRecipients` `string[]` &$failedRecipients to collect failures by-reference Returns `integer` The number of sent emails Implementation of `Swift_Transport::send()`
`public`	# `registerPlugin( Swift_Events_EventListener $plugin )` Register a plugin. Register a plugin. Parameters `$plugin` `Swift_Events_EventListener` $plugin Implementation of `Swift_Transport::registerPlugin()`

Magic methods summary

Properties summary

`private mixed`	`$_eventDispatcher`	# The event dispatcher from the plugin API The event dispatcher from the plugin API