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- Send message
- Reads the JMS priority header
- Helper method to create jms mail message
- Fails the message with the given message
- Write message to stream
- Extract part parts from multi - part message
- Find body part parts
- Adds the given header to the given writer
- Gets attributes
- Retrieve an attribute
- Gets the timestamp
- Converts the MessageAndAddresses into tabular data
- Handle a message
- Acknowledges a message
- On failure
- Send a notification
- Initialize the JavaMail session
- Main method for testing
- Handles a successful message
- Register this instance into JMX
- Send a message
- Invokes the MBean
- Sets attributes
- Unregisters the MBean from JMX
- Writes the message
- Get the mail server property
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QUESTION
I get the following exception when trying to send a mail with JavaMail with OAuth2:
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Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 07:19I found the solution myself. Maybe somone can make use of it:
The code above was not false to my knowledge. The actual reason was, that I should not have used a token acquisition with client credentials but only with username/password and client id.
I am not sure if JavaMail supports this because in the documentation I could not find anything about it. The rare examples about this are usually with client credentials.
As you can see above, no AUTH command was triggered because I had not the permission to do it obviously.
What I needed to do aswell was to use the Microsoft Graph API not only to aquire a token via "password/username provider" (this type) instead of the "client credential provider" (link) but also to actually trigger a send mail command via Microsoft Graph API (link).
The client credential provider was in my case not sufficient because the admin had not specified permissions to send mails.
Thus, I didn't use JavaMail anymore for this and needed another token acquisition provider.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use JavaMail 1.6 to send an email to a local MailHog SMTP server in Java 8. The code is:
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Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 20:54Answering my own question:
JavaMail (Maven package javax.mail/javax.mail-api) was moved to Jakarta Mail (com.sun.mail/jakarta.mail). I'm not really sure what's wrong with the old package, but once I updated the appropriate maven dependency from
QUESTION
I have an angular app(contact form) and springboot app which i am using for sending email through gmail when the contact form is submitted.
The issue i am experiencing is that the negative case is not getting captured, in the sense, if my springboot app(email) is down, my angular app still says its success instead of saying "email service is down". Currently what is happening is, in both cases status success is sent, even if the springboot app is down.
Somewhere my condition is not working, any kind of assistance will be really helpful.
my contactus.component.ts file is as below:
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Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 06:45Got it..After researching alot on the internet, i was able to get the issue fixed. Below import and inputs i had to include to make it work successfully. Adding here so that if other face same issue, they can have a look at this to fix the issue.
QUESTION
My springboot App is working fine in DEV environment, and now i would like to segregate DEV and PROD environments in order for it to pickup respective code.
I did go through few of the tutorials got some lead to it but was not able to come conclusion on how to separate out PROD section.
This app basically sends an email to gmail on form submission from angular app. This is what i have done till now on the springboot app in order to segregate it.
I have created application-dev.properties and application-prod.properties from the actual application.properties file and added two separate gmail accounts one for DEV and one for PROD. And added the Profiles to POM.xml
Any help on how to create a PROD environment from the existing code will be very helpful. I am quite new to springboot and how to go about doing profiling for different environments.
application.properties file (actual file) is :
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Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 14:20I have created
application-dev.propertiesandapplication-prod.propertiesfrom the actualapplication.properties
This is already very good (except the exposing secrets in git part...), and you are in fact done!
To activate/override them, you just need to set spring.profiles.active on the according environment.
This can be done trough one of the 14(!) spring-boot defined property sources in Chapter 2, Externalized Configuration, e.g.:
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java.lang.)System property (6.):
QUESTION
I have s SpringBoot app. with this dependencies:
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Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 23:57Based on the error message, remove the JavaMailSender constructor argument in the NotificationService constructor (assuming you are not using that in the NotificationService).
In case you wanted to use the JavaMailSender in the NotificationService, you would need to create a Bean of type JavaMailSender which can be injected in the NotificationService. For AWS-SES, you can do so by defining the following bean in your configuration.
QUESTION
I would like to disable the mail health check in spring boot as the values will be set during runtime. I've found this mentioned in certain GitHub issues for Spring Boot but the configs mentioned vary.
This is my exception after starting my Spring Boot application.
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Answered 2021-Dec-13 at 15:03Try
QUESTION
I'm trying to configure mail service in simple spring boot app to send email notifications.
Here is my config:
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Answered 2021-Dec-13 at 07:33I guess your config is not correct. Instead of
QUESTION
I have a system where (registered) users have the possibility to add their own SMTP server for mail sending. Thus I don't know in advance what server a user might add and whether this one supports SMTPUTF8. Now starting from JavaMail 1.6 support for SMTPUTF8 has been added. After enabling this for some servers the following line is printed to the log:
mail.mime.allowutf8 set but server doesn't advertise SMTPUTF8 support
This is correct for that server, however how can I detect whether a server supports this or not? I see two possibilities:
- Somehow detect whether a mail server supports SMTPUTF8 - if that is possible?
- Add another parameter to the stmp configuration and then the users decide (which in most cases they don't really know I would guess)
So is there a way to detect whether a server supports SMTPUTF8?
I checked the implementation and the com.sun.mail.SMTPTransport seems to provide such a query possibility.
public boolean supportsExtension(String ext)
So calling
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Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 08:26Using ESMTP with the EHLO command one can query the smtp server for supported extensions. mail.smtp.ehlo=true; must be enabled.
QUESTION
When sending an email using JavaMail, I get this exception:
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Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 11:24Thank you to all those who replied.
It appears that all the problem was cause by a change on Microsoft policies regarding the basic authentication for their tenants.
After some changes on the account settings, all is back to normal and the emails are sent again.
QUESTION
Since JavaMail version 1.6.0 classes Store and Folder (amongst Transport) should implement AutoClosable interface.
I did not find any examples of someone using JavaMail API with auto-closable.
After a few tests I am not sure how to exactly use this feature as I have discovered a strange(?) behavior.
I am using the dependency com.sun.mail:javax.mail:1.6.0
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 14:07Try to restructure the code as:
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