This is basically what I'm trying to accomplish:
I have a Set of strings, for example:
Set<String> emails = new Set<String>{'abuse@','database@','fbl@','ftp@'};
I also have a list of leads, if one of those leads have an email address that starts with any of those strings I need to detect it and save it into another list.
For example if a Lead's email address is: database@test.com, I need to put that lead into a List.
Assuming Address has a function public override String toString(), you don't need a loop at all:
String results = String.join(addressList, ',');
Edit:
I should have realized that String.join doesn't use toString(), so you do, indeed, need a loop:
String[] stringList = new String[0];
for(Address item: addressList) {
stringList.add(String.valueOf(item));
}
String result = String.join(stringList, ', ');
You can do this with clicks instead of code. You can do a workflow eule based on the email message object on create where the "To Address" = your email2case address.
Then have your action be a field update for the product family field.
You can also do a process, again based on the Email Messaged object on create to fire when the created date for the case = NOW()
Best Answer
First thing that comes to my mind is to use the String
substringBefore(separator)method.From there, you can use the set
contains()method to see if the first part of your email matches any of your targets. You would need to adjust youremailsset to leave off the@.This would be performed on each
Lead, and could be shortened to a one-liner such as