This project is a simple use of spring-integration-flows and the spring-integration-library to read a message from an email address and forward any attachments to a queue.
Steps to get started: Copy application.EXAMPLE.yml into a new file called application.yml in same directory (main/resources/application.yml)
After copying and changing the name of the example file you will need to configure it. The names in the application.yml file should be descriptive for configuration with a few caveats which I have described below.
FOR ANY CONFIGURATION WITH A USERNAME WITH A '@' SIGN : Replace the @ sign with the following '%40'.
Below is an example for logging into an outlook account.
CONFIGURE THIS WAY WHEN USERNAME HAS A '@' SIGN: imaps://username%40outlook.com:[email protected]:993/inbox
DO NOT CONFIGURE THIS WAY WHEN USERNAME HAS A '@' SIGN: imaps://[email protected]:[email protected]:993/inbox
Spring integration includes a property file for the mail. To configure it wrap the values in quotes. If you do not wrap in quotes spring will resolve to a different object type and the values will not work (but the program will still run!!) Example of correct way to wrap key/value. Note the use of quotation marks:
java-mail-properties: java-mail-properties: mail.imap.socketFactory.class: "javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory"
To run run a mvn install to get the war. Put the application.yml in the /bin folder and deploy the application to the server.