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if(jemhUtils.getCatchEmailAddress())
{
    // Gets the first Catch Email Address for the email
    var caughtRecipient = jemhUtils.getCatchEmailAddress().// For a more detailed description of this method and its implementation please see the following Documentation Page: https://thepluginpeople.atlassian.net/l/cp/w09QeNY4
if(jemhUtils.getCatchEmailAddress())
{
    // Gets the first Catch Email Address for the email
    var caughtRecipient = jemhUtils.getCatchEmailAddress().getAddress();
    
    // Sets the Result Map's '_jemh_recipient' to the actual caught Email address
    resultMap.put("_jemh_recipient", caughtRecipient);
    
    // Creates a list of Result maps from the email addressees that are Catch Email Address matches with the '_jemh_recipient' key containing the Catch Email Address.
    var resultSetList = jemhUtils.createResultSetForAdditionalMailboxAddresses();
    
    // Adds the resultMap to the List of additional resultMaps. This is done to make iterating through each resultMap for issue association easier
    resultSetList.add(resultMap);
    
    // Finds the Project key associated (based on addressee Domain Rules only) with each resultMap based on the  '_jemh_recipient' key. If no project is found, the Project Key of the Default Project Mapping will be used
    // Establishes only the Project Key for the Result Map
    jemhMapperUtils.findProjectKeyForResultMaps(resultSetList);
    
    
    // The Issue keys for each resultMap are resolved based on the Message ID. To summarize the method, a hash of the Message ID (we have to hash to ensure the value can be queried with JQL) of the email is used to establish if any other issues
    // in the project have the same hash in the custom field specified by the the 'externalIdField'. Any Issues found via a bounded JQL query (max 10) are sorted by creation date (Ascending). As this is a 'Filtered' method variant, any 
    // thread match conditions defined in the profile are run against the viable issues. removing any issues that do not meet this criteria. Finally a single (created first and valid) issue is selected, and the issueKey is added to
    // the Result Map. If no match is found, the hashed Message ID is added to the specified Custom field (e.g. "customfield_10122") for future association
    
    // TLDR: Issues are resolved for each of the provided Result Maps based on a hashed Message ID stored on the Custom field e.g. "customfield_10122"
    // Adds pre-existing Issue Keys for previously established Projects in the Result Map
    jemhThreadUtils.resolveFilteredIssueAssociationByMessageIdForAdditionalResultMaps(resultSetList, "customfield_10122");
    
    // Based on the defined project in the result map, and the '_jemh_recipient', any valid Domain Rule configurations and project mapping values are applied to the result set, as if the email had been mapped to a specific project.
    // Add in all appropriate Field values from the Domain Rule and its parent Project Mapping i.e. Issue Type Priority, etc.
    jemhMapperUtils.applyProjectMappingDomainRulesToResultMaps(resultSetList);
}
else
{
    print("No Catch Email Address found between Email Recipients and Profile > Email > Catch Email Address");
}