How to define the configuration property mail.password

To define the configuration property mail.password, you need to specify the password for your email account in your application's configuration file.

Here are the steps to follow:

For Spring Boot applications:

Create a application.properties file in the root of your project (or application.yml if you prefer YAML format).
Add the following line to the file:
```
spring.mail.password=<your-email-password>
```
Replace <your-email-password> with the actual password for your email account.

For non-Spring Boot applications:

Create a configuration file for your application (e.g., config.properties or config.xml).
Add the following line to the file:
```
mail.password=<your-email-password>
```
Replace <your-email-password> with the actual password for your email account.

For Java-based applications:

Create a Java class that extends java.util.Properties or java.util.HashMap.
Add the following line to the class:
```
put("mail.password", "<your-email-password>");
```
Replace <your-email-password> with the actual password for your email account.

For other frameworks or platforms:

Consult your framework's or platform's documentation for specific instructions on how to define configuration properties.

Remember to keep your email password secure by not hardcoding it in your code or configuration files. Consider using environment variables or a secrets manager to store sensitive information like passwords.

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How to define the configuration property mail.password