http://www.simplejavamail.org

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.simplejavamail</groupId>
    <artifactId>simple-java-mail</artifactId>
    <version>4.1.1</version>
</dependency>

RELEASE NOTES Java Simple Mail

v4.1.1

- #50: bug fix for manual naming datasources


v4.1.0

- #48: Added programmatic support trusting hosts for SSL connections
- #47: Honor given names, deduce extension from datasource name, and more robust support for parsing mimemessages


v4.0.0

- #41: added support for fast parallel batch processing
- #42: **added support for config files**
- #43: removed logging implementation dependencies from distribution and documented various sample configs
- #39: simplified and renamed packages to reflect the domain name of the new website: simplejavamail.org
- #38: added support for anonymous proxy
- #38: **added support for authenticated proxy**

NOTE: All packages have been renamed to "org.simplejavamail.(..)".


v3.1.1

Major feature: DKIM support!

- #36: Added proper toString and equals methods for the Email classes
- #33: Added support for DKIM domain key signing


v3.0.2

- #35: added proper .equals() and .toString() methods
- #34: Fixed bug when disposition is missing (assume it is an attachment)
- #00: added findbugs support internally


v3.0.1

- #31: Fixed EmailAddressCriteria.DEFAULT and clarified Javadoc
  
  
v3.0.0

- #30: Improved the demonstration class to include attachments and embedded images
- #29: The package has been restructured for future maintenance, breaking backwards compatibility
- #28: Re-added improved email validation facility
- #22: Added conversion to and from MimeMessage. You can now consume and produce MimeMessage objects with simple-java-mail


v2.5.1

- #25: Added finally clausule that will always close socket properly in case of an exception


v2.5

- #24: Updated dependencies SLF4J to 1.7.13 and switched to the updated javax mail package com.sun.mail:javax.mail 1.5.5


v2.4

- #21: Builder API uses CC and BCC recipient types incorrectly


v2.3

- #19: supporting custom Session Properties now and emergency access to internal Session object.


v2.2

- #3: turned off email regex validation by default, with the option to turn it back on
- #7: fixed NullPointerException when using your own Session instance
- #10: properly UTF-8 encode recipient addresses
- #14: switched to SLF4J, so you can easily use your own selected logging framework
- #17: Added fluent interface for building emails


v2.1

- fixed character encoding for reply-to, from, to, body text and headers (to UTF-8)
- fixed bug where Recipient was not public resulting in uncompilable code when calling email.getRecipients()


v2.0

- added support for open headers (such as X-Priority)


v1.9.1

- updated for Maven support (library hasn't changed, but 1.9 was released incorrectly to Maven Central)


v1.9

- added support for JavaMail's reply-to address
- made port optional as to support port defaulting based on protocol
- added transport strategy default in the createSession method
- tightened up thrown exceptions (MailException instead of RuntimeException)
- added and fixed JavaDoc


v1.8

Added support for TLS (tested with gmail)


v1.7

Added support for SSL! (tested with gmail)

- improved argument validation when creating a Mailer without preconfigured Session instance

know possible issue: SSL self-signed certificates might not work (yet). Please let me know by e-mail or create a new issue


v1.6

Completed migration to Java Simple Mail project.

- removed all Vesijama references
- updated TestMail demonstration class for clarification
- updated readme.txt for test run instructions
- included log4j.properties
