Aem mail servlet

AEM Mail Servlet!

In Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), the Mail Servlet is a built-in servlet that allows you to send emails from within your AEM instance. It's a convenient way to send notifications, alerts, and other types of emails programmatically.

Here are some key features and use cases for the AEM Mail Servlet:

Features:

  1. Programmatic email sending: The Mail Servlet allows you to send emails from your AEM instance using Java code.
  2. Template-based emails: You can use AEM's email templates to create custom email layouts and content.
  3. Email routing: The Mail Servlet can route emails to specific email addresses or groups.
  4. Email logging: The servlet logs email sending activities, making it easier to track and troubleshoot email issues.

Use cases:

  1. Notification emails: Send automated notifications to users, such as password reset emails or order confirmations.
  2. Alerts and reminders: Send alerts and reminders to users or administrators about important events or deadlines.
  3. Marketing campaigns: Use the Mail Servlet to send targeted marketing campaigns to customers or prospects.
  4. Integration with other systems: Integrate the Mail Servlet with other AEM components, such as workflows or forms, to automate email sending.

How to use the AEM Mail Servlet:

  1. Configure the Mail Servlet: In your AEM instance, go to System Console > Configuration > Mail Servlet and configure the servlet settings, such as the email server, port, and authentication details.
  2. Create an email template: Design an email template using AEM's email template editor or create a custom template using HTML and CSS.
  3. Write Java code: Use the AEM Mail Servlet API to write Java code that sends emails using the configured template and email settings.
  4. Test and deploy: Test your email sending code and deploy it to your AEM instance.

Remember to follow AEM's best practices and security guidelines when using the Mail Servlet to ensure secure and reliable email sending.