Details:
Configuring the JavaMail Client in SAP
Solution:
The JavaMail Client in sap is used to send and receive email messages in Java applications. To configure the behavior of the JavaMail client service, you can make use of a set of properties. These properties are typically stored in following system properties of "Java Mail client" service.
Navigate to SAP NetWeaver Administrator Configuration -> Infrastructure -> Java System Properties -> Services -> "Java Mail client".
To set the properties for SMTPS:
mail.smtps.auth = true
mail.smtps.user = <smtps user >
mail.smtps.password = <smtps password>
mail.smtps.host = <smtps host>
mail.smtps.port = <smtps port>
mail.smtp.starttls.enable = true
mail.transport.protocol = smtps
To set the properties for SMTP:
mail.smtp.auth= true
mail.smtp.host= <smtp host>
mail.smtp.password= <smtp password>
mail.smtp.port= <smtp port>
mail.smtp.starttls.enable= true
mail.smtp.user= <smtp user>
mail.transport.protocol= smtp
Navigate to SAP NetWeaver Administrator -> Operations -> Systems -> Start & Stop -> Java Services -> Select Java Mail client -> Restart.
Details description of some JavaMail Client Property
a. mail.smtp.host: The hostname of the SMTP server used for sending emails.
b. mail.smtp.port: The port number of the SMTP server (usually 25 for unencrypted connections or 587 for TLS/SSL connections).
c. mail.smtp.auth: Set this to "true" if the SMTP server requires authentication before sending emails.
d. mail.smtp.user: The username for authenticating with the SMTP server (if required).
e. mail.smtp.password: The password for authenticating with the SMTP server (if required).
g. mail.smtp.starttls.enable: Set this to "true" if you want to use the STARTTLS protocol for secure communication with the SMTP server.
h. mail.smtps.host: Similar to mail.smtp.host, but used for SSL/TLS connections.
i. mail.smtps.port: Similar to mail.smtp.port, but used for SSL/TLS connections.
