See also: Configuring outgoing email

Replacing the default SMTP service

The bean used to send emails is named smtpService, it is by default of class org.esupportail.commons.services.smtp.AsynchronousSmtpServiceImpl. Deployers can write their own implementation of the interface SmtpService and declare the bean smtpService of this class in the configuration file /properties/smtp/smtp.xml.

In this case, allow the automatic recovering of the new class(es) and the configuration file /properties/smtp/smtp.xml when upgrading (cf Recovering previous configuration and customizations when upgrading).

Using several SMTP servers

The application can rely on several SMTP servers for redundancy:

• declare several beans of class org.esupportail.commons.services.smtp.SmtpServer (for instance named smtpServer1 and smtpServer2)
• declare those beans in the attribute servers of the bean smtpService
• allow the automatic recovering of the configuration file /properties/smtp/smtp.xml when upgrading (cf Recovering previous configuration and customizations when upgrading).
  

Change the look and feel of the emails

The steps to change the appearance of the emails sent are:

• edit the CSS stylesheet /properties/domain/emails.css
• allow the automatic recovering of this file when upgrading (cf Recovering previous configuration and customizations when upgrading).