According to the latest changes (https://github.com/cuba-platform/cuba/issues/2521) it is necessary to update Email Sending Parameters list:
for 7.0-7.2 docs add
«cuba.email.allowutf8 - If set to "true", UTF-8 strings are allowed in message headers, e.g., in addresses. This should only be set if the mail server also supports UTF-8. It corresponds to the mail.mime.allowutf8 parameter, which is passed at the creation of the javax.mail.Session object.
Default value: false»
for 6.10 docs add the following:
«If you want to use UTF-8 strings in message headers, e.g., in addresses, and if you are sure that mail server also supports it - you can use mail.mime.allowutf8 property, but also you need to update ‘javax:javaee-api’ dependency to at least 8.0 version»
after
«You can also use properties from JavaMail API, adding them to the app.properties file of the core module. The mail.* properties are passed at the creation of the javax.mail.Session object.» part.
According to the latest changes (https://github.com/cuba-platform/cuba/issues/2521) it is necessary to update Email Sending Parameters list: for 7.0-7.2 docs add «cuba.email.allowutf8 - If set to "true", UTF-8 strings are allowed in message headers, e.g., in addresses. This should only be set if the mail server also supports UTF-8. It corresponds to the mail.mime.allowutf8 parameter, which is passed at the creation of the javax.mail.Session object. Default value: false» for 6.10 docs add the following: «If you want to use UTF-8 strings in message headers, e.g., in addresses, and if you are sure that mail server also supports it - you can use mail.mime.allowutf8 property, but also you need to update ‘javax:javaee-api’ dependency to at least 8.0 version» after «You can also use properties from JavaMail API, adding them to the app.properties file of the core module. The mail.* properties are passed at the creation of the javax.mail.Session object.» part.