Using JavaMail, I am able to read and download mails from Gmail, but it is not working for yahoomail.com. I've tried it in all the possible ways I know, but nothing is working. While searching, I learned that Yahoo Mail does not provide POP3 for free users, so I tried IMAP, but it is also not working.
there is a workaround for this, please see
http://www.khimhoe.net/2011/06/11/how-to-enable-pop3-in-the-new-yahoo-mail-updated-11june2011/
for No7. Use menu link Forwarding instead of POP Access
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I'm having issues sending an email out through camel with the java dsl.
I've been using the camel mail guide but I receive the following error.
Caused by: [com.sun.mail.util.MailConnectException - Couldn't connect to host, port: smtp.google.com, 25; timeout 30000]
Here is what I have in my route
from("timer://foo?period=5000") // Create a message every 5 seconds
.setHeader("subject", simple("hello from camel"))
.setBody(simple("camel"))
.log("sending?")
.to("smtps://smtp.google.com?password=mypass123&username=user#custom.com&From=user#custom.com&To=testuser#gmx.com");
The email service is actually provided by gmail. Now I did see a gmail plugin, but its pretty tough to find an example, so I thought I would use the standard method for now. But if someone knows the solution using it, I welcome it!
PS. I have camel-mail dependency and thecamel-google-mail which I'm not using.
Versions 2.20.2
It was due to less secure apps not fully being turned off.
Use this link here https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps
Also some of the silly mistakes pointed out in the comments.
Thanks!
I've got an app that's sending email from AppEngine, but each email looks like it's a unique message. Instead I want related emails to be threaded in my email client. Is there a specific header/format I need to use?
These emails are not necessarily in response to another email, so I don't have a Message-ID to plug into References. I've tried using a natural key in References and In-Reply-To to no avail.
I was able to thread a list of emails just by using the In-Reply-To header with your format <msg-identifier#host>.
Supposedly, msg-identifier is the identifier to the message you're replying to, but as you're not replying to any message but sending all of them out of thin air, creating a new ID and using it in all the emails you send will also do the trick.
I got this working by using both References and In-Reply-To with the format <identifier#systemname>. Maybe it'll work with less; I made several changes at once. If someone chimes in with that kind of detail I'll happily accept their answer instead of mine.
This question is more about the behavior. I have been using both POP3 and IMAP to access mails in Gmail using JavaMail API. I noticed something and I wanted to clarify my doubts regarding the same.
I am currently retrieving unseen mails from my Inbox. There were a couple of unread mails and I retrieved them using POP3. I switched over to IMAP and read the same inbox and I was able to retrieve the same 2 mails.
I've been recently using JavaMail and I encountered this kind of behavior and I wanted to know if this is the expected behavior?
You read your mail, did not delete or change anything, so when you read it again it was still there and unchanged. That's all.
Is there a way to get whether a mail is marked as important or not from Java Mail API.? I'm using a Gmail account to connect. Thanks in advance.
Different mailers use different ways to indicate that a message is "important". Some use an X-Priority header. Others use an Importance header. I don't know offhand what Gmail uses, but look at the raw headers of a message and you should be able to figure it out. Then use the JavaMail getHeader method to access that header.
before i decided to post this question i went thru several articles and questions in here... none of those seem to be a solution for me.... or i am doing something wrong.
I went thru this article, suggested in this site
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/38986/Trace-SOAP-Request-Response-XML-with-TraceExtensio?msg=4152902#xx4152902xx
that's not working. Not even the source code i downloaded.
then i found this other article...
http://blog.encoresystems.net/articles/how-to-capture-soap-envelopes-when-consuming-a-web-service.aspx
This is simple.
I have a client (winform)... interacts with a webservice i have no control over, and i need to be able to capture the soap request and response. i followed like 5 tutorials so far, soapextensions, soapattributes, etc, etc... nothing seems to work for me. i have modified app.config, done everything by the book... nothing.
Question... Does anyone have a WORKING example of this? the two examples i found don't work :)
I am using Visual Studio 2010.
Have you tried using tracing in the config file as described in the MSDN articles How to: Configure Network Tracing and Configuring Tracing?
Simply use a "Service Reference" instead of a "Web Reference" then see WCF Tracing.
SOAP extensions need to be registered on the service side (that's why all posts asking you to do configuration inside web.config).
If you want to print out the SOAP messages inside your WinForms client, you will have to call web service in the "raw" way,
http://mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2006/05/making-raw-web-service-calls-with.html
#James demonstrates System.NET tracing, which is another way to see the SOAP messages in an external log file, but that's only useful for troubleshooting, as you won't receive the tracing data inside your client.