spring-boot-mail

Email module for sending emails.

• Works with Groovy and Java.
• Works with Spring Boot and regular Spring.

This will be the last email service I will ever write in my whole lifetime.

Maven Dependency

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.github.choonchernlim</groupId>
    <artifactId>spring-boot-mail</artifactId>
    <version>0.1.4</version>
</dependency>

MailBean Properties

Property	Required?	Description
from	Yes	Sender email.
tos	Yes	Recipient email(s).
subject	Yes	Subject line.
text	Yes	Email message.
replyTo	No	Email for user to reply to. Default is value from from property.
ccs	No	Carbon copy emails.
bccs	No	Blind carbon copy emails.
attachments	No	Map of attachments when key is the filename and extension and value is the file.
isHtmlText	No	true to render message as HTML, otherwise false to render message as plain text. Default is false.

MailService API

Method	Description
send(MailBean)	Sends email.
sendException(MailBean, Exception)	Sends email where email message contains mailBean.text and properly formatted caught exception.
sendWebException(MailBean, Exception)	Sends email where email message contains mailBean.text, properly formatted caught exception and pertinent information from HttpServletRequest object for debugging purpose.

The email message will be formatted accordingly based on mailBean.isHtmlText.

Usage

With Spring Boot

Spring Boot automatically supplies JavaMailSender if any spring.mail namespace exists.

application.yml

Typically, all you need is to specify your institution's SMTP hostname:-

spring.mail.host: [YOUR_SMTP_HOST]

... or, if you are using Google Mail:-

spring.mail:
  host: smtp.gmail.com
  username: [YOUR_EMAIL]@gmail.com
  password: [YOUR_PASSWORD]
  properties.mail.smtp:
    auth: true
    socketFactory:
      port: 465
      class: javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory
      fallback: false

... but to get it working properly using Google Mail, go to https://myaccount.google.com/secureaccount first and set "Allow less secure apps" to "ON".

Spring Configuration

Create a Spring Configuration that imports SpringBootMailConfig:-

@Configuration
@Import(SpringBootMailConfig)
class AppConfig {
}

Without Spring Boot

Besides importing SpringBootMailConfig, you also have to supply JavaMailSender with all the mail properties:-

@Configuration
@Import(SpringBootMailConfig)
class AppConfig {
    @Bean
    JavaMailSender javaMailSender() {
        new JavaMailSenderImpl(
                host: [YOUR_SMTP_HOST]
        )
    }
}

Sending Mail

At the simplest level, this is all you need to send an email:-

@Autowired
MailService mailService

mailService.send(MailBean.builder().
                     from('[email protected]').
                     tos(['[email protected]'] as Set).
                     subject('subject').
                     text('text').
                     build())