Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 months ago. Improve this question in the application I am developing I can specify an expiration date of a license and now I want to
Tag: email
What is the deleted folder name link for Outlook?
I have a code snippet for deleting emails from Gmail. But I need to change that line store.getFolder(“[Gmail]/Trash”); to work with the Outlook server. What is the deleted(trash) folder name link for Outlook? Answer In Outlook, there are two options: So you could use [Outlook]/Deleted Items or [Outlook]/Junk Email. Probably most comparable to [Gmail]/Trash is [Outlook]/Deleted Items. Junk Email catches
How can I identify the recipient of the email?
The sender works fine, but I couldn’t make the receiver. Can you help me? Answer I don’t know exactly how the design is. I’m also not sure where you got the recipient email from, but maybe this code will be useful for you.
Java Scheduler to Mail
Given that I have two scheduled component classes uploading files respectively. I created a sending email method for each of them in order to send a reminder email to myself in case any uploading exceptions happened. the flow like this: Scheduler One — if exception during uploading —> sending a email after exception Scheduler Two — if exception during uploading
JavaMail sends no content with SMTP, sends “QUIT” and hangs
I’m trying to use JavaMail 1.6 to send an email to a local MailHog SMTP server in Java 8. The code is: When the code is ran, it will start and establish a session with the server, and step through SMTP until it’s supposed to send data. After this, it sends QUITrn and hangs, not sending any content. MailHog logs:
How to send Email in Java without DB setting [closed]
Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 5 months ago. Improve this question I have set up a simpleMailMessage service following the codes and information given from spring-email from baeldung After setting my configuration, maven dependency, and service,
javax.mail.AuthenticationFailedException: failed to connect during Transport.send(Message)
My code to send a mail via gmail was working fine 3 months back. But when I checked it again today, it is failing with below error. My gmail account is not 2 factor authenticated. Code : Error is : Am I doing something wrong here? I have also checked other question, but its related to “failed to connect :
url to specific page with spring security
I have an Spring Boot application. I need to send emails that contain a direct url to a specific page of the system, something like: Please, on click on the following link to accept the offer: http://…
I’m having an error while trying to use javax mail dependency
I’m trying to use javax mail in my project. I have enabled less secure apps in Gmail and made an inbound rule to unlock the port 465. This the configuration which I use in application properties. Allowing the port: I found on web that the port 465 needs to be unlocked, found a quick guide how to do that, you
Regular expression to mask email except the three characters before the domain
I am trying to mask email address in the following different ways. Mask all characters except first three and the ones follows the @ symbol. This expression works fine. (?<=.{3}).(?=[^@]*?@) ...