Open SundarakrishnanN opened 4 months ago
Please consider the springboot java mail documentation.
Additionally, for testing u will need to configure an email sending service. Gmail may work (u will need to create an app-specific password)
Please consider the springboot java mail documentation.
Additionally, for testing u will need to configure an email sending service. Gmail may work (u will need to create an app-specific password)
Sure will do the same
I was thinking more of like AWS SES instead of gmail
For local testing, Gmail should suffice, but SES would work well too.
SES is free for one year after which we have to pay,so if we choose SES,weve to switch accounts every year
For local testing, Gmail should suffice, but SES would work well too.
yes,lets stick to gmail for now,anyways we can easily switch later on
For local testing, it's better to use Mailhog
to avoid Gmail marking your emails as spam.
Works as well.
(Although, word of warning: please don't send people billions of emails)
Gmail will mark ur mail address as spam
@ChiragJS Scenarios where u mail: Once someone creates a request,mail the set of people who have to take action. Mail requester saying Event Created Everytime someone approves,just mail event requester to let them know about it.. While mailing make sure "unsubscribe" is false.. Add some dynamic content.
When an account is created: Mail them with the password and strongly advice them to change password.. We will be adding option to edit password if uk current password. Create specific functions for these with parameters like requester name,event name ,etc.....Dont implement them, keep testing them indirectly for now
create an email function that takes in parameters and sends any sort of automated email