I have spent lot of time, but alas! I am stuck in this problem. I want to send email in background in android application but I can't find way, how can I do it. Please anybody tell me some way how can I send background email in android application for forget password.
I use a backend like Backendless that allow you to manage your users login, password recovery, register, etc..
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I'm designing an app in android studio using Firebase Realtime. There is a problem that has been bugging me for some time.
Indeed, the firebase authentication function allows you to send a link to validate your email address. However, firebase does not allow you to customize the template of the email sent for spam prevention reasons. Does anyone know how to proceed (with tools (SMTP ...), and other ancillary services) to have a sufficiently dressed email (images, application logo .... ect).
ps: I am a beginner.
I found many answers on many sites but none that is clear enough.
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I'm working on an app that lets users submit orders, and also make custom orders where they upload an image. I then want to receive all this information by email. Initially, I was using JavaMail API with Gmail, but I heard that it can cause a blocking of the account due to "Suspicious Activity". Apparently a way around this is to use the Amazon SES SMTP server, but with that I cannot seem to find any documentation whatsoever on sending emails with attachments for Android (there is one but it's for general Java and it does not work on Android).
There must be a better way to to do this, I'm just not sure where to start looking. This is my first dev project (I'm in my 2nd year of computer science), so I'm pretty green with this stuff. If someone could point me in the right direction I would be so grateful. I'm open to learning new things, I'm just not even sure about what I need to learn in the first place for this.
your email will be blocked if you are sending emails in huge amount like hundreds of email in a second if you are not sending email in such amount so don't worry about getting blocked and if you are sending in email in such amount then you can take external email service theirs a lot of marketing via email services i hope this might help
I'm building a standalone swing application that connects to all modern mail services like Hotmail, Outlook, Gmail.
My case is:
Show to user small window like "enter you mail and pass"
Obtain all emails and show them to user
And this is place where problems started. All guidelines and tutorials send me to use OAuth protocol. It's not obvious to me and i really can't get where the user login+pass is. Also I can't use any other way to connect to gmail 'cause this is part of functionality (and what customer wants). How to make user connect to his mail without any interaction except entering mail and pass?
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I've made a simple mailing app that takes in email credentials and uses it to send emails of certain kinds to selected addresses. Problem is, I've had to input the credentials right into the code, so anyone who uses dex2jar can get the source code and get the email used for forwarding and easily make the app obsolete.
I imagine I'm not the only one facing this issue, so what are some ways to make my code secure?
No matter how good of a technique you use to hide the credentials, if it's in the code then it can always be found.
Instead of hard coding them in, you could perhaps let the user specify them when he starts the app? If that can't be avoided you could instead have a remote service that will do the sending and forward your request to that.
You can not both connect to an e-mail account and keep those same users out of said e-mail account. Consider using a hosted server as part of the project to securely connect to the e-mail account from the server level and process these e-mails remotely.
I seem to fail at googling this specific thing: Like almost every website I too want to provide an automated email service for stuff like "password reset" or "validate email" after user registration.
However, I have not really an idea how I would do that and/or where to start. There must be some fast, easy and cheap solutions out there since this is quite a common issue for websites and I do not intend to re-invent the wheel for this problem.
So: What do I have to do to get such an automated email service for my website that works with my domain of course and where can I get started?
I am aware that I can use e.g. JavaMail to send emails as I like but do I still have to do everything by hand here or can I use an existing service?
On my site, I custom built it. You send the email out with the "guid" for password resets and validate emails and then you handle that on your website when they click the links. I think doing it yourself will be just as easy as trying to use a third party imo. Setting up a mail server isn't that hard, it might seem daunting at first, but theirs plenty of good ones available without charge. Configuring it to send mail properly, takes a little work (A lot of it is configured out of the box), but an excellent resource you can use is Unlock The Inbox. Just go through the free resources on the left about all the different things to be aware of. Then you can hook in 3rd party email marketing campaign managers without cost as well like phplist. It will give you more flexibility over time.