How to Send email with attachments using Spring Boot | Gmail SMTP | Java Mail Sender

Learn how to send emails with attachments in your Spring Boot applications using Gmail's SMTP server and the Java Mail Sender library. Sending emails with attachments is a crucial feature for many applications, and in this tutorial, we'll guide you through the entire process step by step.

🔵 Topics Covered:

Setting up your Spring Boot project for email functionality.
Configuring your Gmail account for SMTP access and securing your credentials.
Writing code to send emails with attachments using the Java Mail Sender library.
Adding subject, recipient, and message content to your emails.
Attaching files and documents to your email messages.
Best practices for sending emails programmatically in Java.
Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started with Spring Boot, this tutorial provides valuable insights and practical examples to help you integrate email functionality into your applications.

By the end of this video, you'll have the knowledge and skills to create and send emails with attachments in your Spring Boot projects. Don't miss out on this essential tutorial for developers, and enhance your applications with powerful email capabilities.

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[anirudh.s]

Thank you so much man, this helped me create an automated mail program

[srinivasand]

is this email attachment will work all types of files like images, pdf, audio video file, everything will be sended using this code,

[shaswatadas]

Thanks man. This App Password is part not know to me. Thanks for the easy explanation.

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