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{anchor:Maven dependency} h3.Maven dependency Add the following dependency to your project's

pom.xml.

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Maven dependency
Maven dependency

Maven dependency

Add the following dependency to your project's

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<dependency>
    <groupId>edu.mit.ist.es.csf</groupId>
    <artifactId>csf-email</artifactId>
    <version>[0.0.0,999.999.999)</version>
</dependency>
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Email properties
Email properties

Email properties

You will have to configure the following in your application properties file:

  • email.address.from:  the from address of the email
  • email.address.test.to:  the email address that email will sent to when production mode is false
  • email.address.bcc:  the bcc address of the email
  • email.production.mode:  set to true when in production, set to false when in development/test
  • email.app.id:  the app id of the application using the EmailService.
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Need more information about the email properties?  Go to the CSF Email properties description for more information.

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Session Factory
Session Factory

Session Factory

In order to access the hibernate mappings used by the EmailService, you need to add the following property in the sesionFactory bean of your applicationContext:

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h3.Session Factory

In order to access the hibernate mappings used by the EmailService, you need to add the following property in the sesionFactory bean of your applicationContext:
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<property name="mappingLocations">
    <list>
        <value>classpath*:edu/mit/es/csf/email/hibernate/*.hbm.xml</value>
    </list>
</property>  
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Need more information about the session factory and hibernate mappings?&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to the [How to configure your application to use Hibernate Mappings | How to configure your application to use Hibernate Mappings] for more information.
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Need more information about the session factory and hibernate mappings?  Go to the How to configure your application to use Hibernate Mappings for more information.

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Email Features
Email Features

Email features

  1. CSF EmailService currently supports 2 types of attachment: list of File objects and list of attachments:
    • List of file objects:  use method sendEmailWithAttachments(EmailModel emailModel, List<File> attachments). There is also another method that supports attaching a file and generating email text with a velocity template.
    • List of datasource(s):  use method sendEmailWithAttachmentsFromDataSource(EmailModel emailModel, List<Datasource> attachments, Boolean useApplicationConfig).
  2. Sending bulk email (using the EmailModel object) with and without velocity templates.
  3. Pre-configured applicationContext files to be used by the application.
    • applicationContext-csf-email-component-scan.xml – the configuration file that contains scan for all email service beans.
    • applicationContext-csf-email-config.xml - the configuration file that contains all the beans defined for email Service.
    • applicationContext-csf-email-scheduler.xml – the configuration file that contains the default scheduler to send and delete emails.
    • applicationContext-csf-email.xml – the default csf-email configuration file that contains all of the above configuration files.