The Wisdom Mailer is an extension to Wisdom allowing application to send mails. A Wisdom extension to send mails using SMTP. It supports most of the mail services such as gmail.
The 0.5 version of Wisdom-Mailer requires Wisdom Framework 0.7.0+.
Add the following dependency to your pom.xml file:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.wisdom-framework</groupId>
<artifactId>wisdom-mailer</artifactId>
<!-- Use latest version here -->
<version>0.5</version>
</dependency>
Or copy the jar file to the Wisdom's Application directory.
The configuration can be done either from the application.conf file (src/main/configuration/application.conf) or
using system properties. For all the properties described below you can use either way.
| Property | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
mail.smtp.connection |
the connection type among NO_AUTH, SSL and TLS |
NO_AUTH |
mail.smtp.host |
the SMTP server hostname (such as smtp.gmail.com) | Mock Server |
mail.smtp.port |
the STMP server port. Default is computed from to the connection type. | 25 or 465 |
mail.smtp.from |
the default from address when it is not explicitly set | No value |
mail.smtp.from-name |
the sender name | No value |
mail.smtp.reply-to |
the 'reply-to' emails list | No value |
mail.smtp.username |
the account username when the service requires authentication | required |
mail.smtp.password |
the account password when the service requires authentication | required |
mail.tls.trustedservers |
(TLS) "*" or the list of trusted servers with invalid certificates | empty |
mail.smtp.debug |
enables the debug mode | false |
The following example is a correct configuration to use gmail:
# Mailer configuration
# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
mail.smtp.connection = SSL
mail.smtp.host = smtp.gmail.com
mail.smtp.port = 465
mail.smtp.from = [email protected]
mail.smtp.username = [email protected]
mail.smtp.password = pwd
#mail.smtp.debug = true
The username and password can be set using system properties (as well as all other properties). In this case the
application.conf file would contain:
# Mailer configuration
# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
mail.smtp.connection = SSL
mail.smtp.host = smtp.gmail.com
mail.smtp.port = 465
mail.smtp.from = [email protected]
#mail.smtp.username = Not set here
#mail.smtp.password = Not set here
#mail.smtp.debug = true
Once configured you can use the mailer service as follows:
package org.wisdom.mailer;
import org.apache.felix.ipojo.annotations.Requires;
import org.ow2.chameleon.mail.Mail;
import org.ow2.chameleon.mail.MailSenderService;
import org.wisdom.api.DefaultController;
import org.wisdom.api.annotations.Controller;
import java.io.File;
@Controller
public class Example extends DefaultController {
@Requires
MailSenderService mailer;
public void sendMail() throws Exception {
// Send a simple mail
mailer.send(new Mail()
.to("[email protected]")
.subject("Welcome to Wisdom")
.body("Hello !"));
// Send a mail with an attachment
mailer.send(new Mail()
.to("[email protected]")
.subject("Wisdom Log")
.body("Here is the current Wisdom Log file")
.attach(new File("logs/wisdom.log")));
}
}
The MailerSenderService is injected using the @Requires annotation, then you can use it directly.
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