Unleash Java Email in Spring Boot 3 with Docker and Mailhog

Looking to add Java Mail support to your Spring Boot 3 application?
In this exciting tutorial, I'll take you step-by-step through the process of using Mailhog in combination with Docker, in order to intercept mail from your server!
👉👉 Get the Code on github! t.ly/eUwrA
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🔗Resources & Links mentioned in this video:
- Spring Initializr: start.spring.io/​
- Visual Studio Code: code.visualstudio.com/
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===---=== Chapters ===---===
00:00 - Introduction
01:32 - JavaMail Demo
03:24 - Configuring start.spring.io
04:23 - Docker and Environment variables
08:23 - Creating the EmailController
10:40 - Creating the EmailService
17:48 - Testing raw email message
21:17 - Testing html email message
#springboot #javamail #docker

[@wazoowebbytes]

Hopefully this helps you drop an easy way to use AND TEST Java Mail in your projects locally. How are you currently working with Java Mail?

[@eminaksoy2841]

Subscribed and liked 👊👊👊

[@wazoowebbytes]

thank you so much - I really appreciate it - hope this helped!

[@mintz347]

Can you nake more fullstack

[@vikelous]

Great video! Super grateful! Not sure if intentional but the github link is broken :) thx!

[@wazoowebbytes]

definitely NOT intentional - somehow it was flipped to "private" mode. Should be available now, my humble apologies! Thanks for the comment and letting me know!