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Monthly Archives: December 2023
Sending e-mail with Java 21, SMTP & SSL in 2024
Last time I wanted to implement something what seems trivial: sending an e-mail using SMTP with Java. Let’s stick to Java 21. And I’ve learned that my SMTP provider requires SSL. This seems to be trivial because for years there … Continue reading
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