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It helps you to develop applications without any external SMTP servers, and you can still get your emails.
- for developers - allows to save emails to files
- for production servers - speeds up email sending process
Current version is 1.5.5
<dependency>
<groupId>org.jsoftware</groupId>
<artifactId>javamail-file-transport</artifactId>
<version>1.5.5</version>
</dependency>- No need to configure SMTP server
- No need to send emails for existing email accounts
- No risk of sending emails from developer's machines
- Emails are stored on your disk instead of sent via smtp
| name | transport class | transport description |
|---|---|---|
| filetxt | org.jsoftware.javamail.FileTxtTransport | Emails saved to files in text format (only headers, and text parts) |
| filemsg | org.jsoftware.javamail.FileMsgTransport | Emails saved to files in mbox format |
| nop | org.jsoftware.javamail.NopTransport | No file is created, only message in logs. |
Set default transport in definition of your javax.mail.Session (property mail.transport.protocol).
- Speed up your application and reduce delays while sending emails from your application (application is not waiting for SMTP server)
- Email delivery warranty if your mailQueue is configured to be persistent
http://oss.sonatype.org/content/groups/public/org/jsoftware/javamail
You need to download:
- javamail-jms-transport = extension which saves messages in JMS queue.
- javamail-jms2javamail = ejb module which receives messages from JMS queue and sends them via SMTP.
In case of problems or questions contact me by creating an issue on GitHub.