Send Email with Java | Test on Free Local Mail Server | Java Simplified 011 смотреть онлайн

In this absolute beginner level tutorial, you will learn to send email from a Java program, with Java Mail API.

You will send email from a Java program, through an email server simulator, built with postfix and dovecot, and receive the email with Thunderbird Mail Client.

You can test the Java program without having to connect to a real email server, because this lesson uses an email server (simulator) that you will also learn to setup on a local environment. It is very helpful, especially if you're a student not working in a company or/and not having an access to a real email server. You do not need Gmail or Google mail, nor do you need to subscribe to other email services. You can test sending to as many users as you want, and do not have to worry about spamming random people, since all the users exist only on the local simulated environment. Client server all in one for free.

This video introduces you to 2 Java source code: one is to send plain text email and the other to send email with attachments. Easy to understand and configure.

Highlights of this video:

1. how to send email with a Java program
2. (00:21~01:08) demo and big picture
3. (03:36~04:26) import entire project into Eclipse
4. (04:46~05:43) compare files / code with Eclipse
5. (08:48~10:48) backup and restore VM (virtual machine) VirtualBox
6. (11:12~16:41) setup an simple email server (consisting of Postfix and Dovecot)
7. (16:43~20:36) setup Thunderbird mail client to send and receive mail
8. (22:27~23:15) send email with attachments from Java program


Resources used in lesson:
https://bit.ly/alb-src-java-simplified

Get my VM (virtual machine) copy here:
https://albedu.org/vm/java


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