Send Emails Programmatically in Java with Microsoft Graph

An integration guide on how to connect Microsoft 365 data with Java for email automation.

In today’s digital world, sending emails is a fundamental part of communication, especially in business and professional settings. But what if you could streamline and enhance this process? The answer is simple. By integrating Microsoft Graph with Aspose.Email for Java, you’ll get a unified API that connects you to Microsoft 365 data and a robust library with an extensive set of features for email management in Java applications. These mighty tools will bring automation and efficiency to your email tasks, making your work life much smoother. Follow the steps, explore the code sample, and start coding like a pro.

Set up the Environment

Obtain the Java API: Install the library from Maven. Follow simple installation instructions.
Access the MS Graph API:
- Register your application in the Microsoft Azure Portal.
- Grant necessary permissions.
- Obtain an access token.

Send a Message using MS Graph

Compose and customize your messages with Aspose.Email for Java. You can set recipients, add attachments, and format the email content as needed. Send your message using the integrated tools. Try the following code sample replacing all the necessary components with the ones that are valid for you.

import com.aspose.email.*;

IGraphClient client = GraphClient.getClient(tokenProvider);

MapiMessage message = new MapiMessage();
message.setSubject("Subject");
message.setBody("Body");
message.setProperty(KnownPropertyList.DISPLAY_TO, "to@host.com");
message.setProperty(KnownPropertyList.SENDER_NAME, "from");
message.setProperty(KnownPropertyList.SENT_REPRESENTING_EMAIL_ADDRESS, "from@host.com");

client.send(message);

Java API Top Features

Aspose.Email for Java empowers developers to work with email-related tasks and data in a flexible and efficient manner, making it a valuable tool for email and personal information management within Java applications.

Email Management: Efficiently create, send, receive, parse, and manipulate emails.
Conversion: Convert emails between formats like EML, MSG, HTML, and PDF.
Attachment Handling: Manage attachments with ease.
Various Protocols and Services Support: Send messages directly from Java applications via SMTP, EWS, MS Graph, MailGun or SendGrid. Retrieve and process message items from servers using POP3, IMAP, EWS, MS Graph.
Offline Storage Handling: Access, manage, and customize mail data stored locally.
Calendar and Contacts: Manage calendar events and contacts.
Filtering: Quickly find specific messages or data.
Rendering: Display message content accurately.
Encryption and Security: Secure email data with encryption.
Templates: Create reusable email templates.
Cross-Platform Compatibility: Develop apps for different operating systems.
Custom Email Workflow: Automate email tasks like reminders and notifications.
Extensive Documentation: Access comprehensive resources and support.

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