email.md

Email API example

This example demonstrates how to use the Infobip Email API. You'll learn how to initialize an email client, send a message, and receive a delivery report.

Initialize Send Email API client:

    ApiClient apiClient = ApiClient.forApiKey(ApiKey.from(API_KEY))
        .withBaseUrl(BaseUrl.from(BASE_URL))
        .build();

    EmailApi emailApi = new EmailApi(apiClient);

Before sending an email message, you need to verify the domain with which you will be sending emails.

Send an Email with a file

Fields from, to, and subject are required. The message must also contain at least one of these: text, html, or templateId.

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IMPORTANT NOTE

Keep in mind the following restrictions while using a trial account:

• you can only send messages to verified email addresses,
• you can only use your email address with the Infobip test domain in the following form: [email protected]

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    File fileAttachment = new File("/path/report.csv");

    EmailSendResponse sendResponse = emailApi
        .sendEmail(List.of("[email protected]"))
        .from("Jane Smith <[email protected]>")
        .subject("Mail subject text")
        .text("Test message with a file")
        .attachment(List.of(fileAttachment))
        .execute();

Delivery reports

For each message that you send out, we can send you a delivery report in real time. All you need to do is specify your endpoint when sending email in the notifyUrl field. You can use data models from the library and the pre-configured com.infobip.JSON serializer.

Additionally, you can use a messageId or a bulkId autogenerated in a response for troubleshooting and to fetch reports.

    String bulkId = "BULK-ID-123-xyz";
    Integer numberOfReportsLimit = 10;
    
    EmailReportsResult deliveryReports = emailApi
        .getEmailDeliveryReports()
        .bulkId(bulkId)
        .limit(numberOfReportsLimit)
        .execute();

    for (EmailReport report : deliveryReports.getResults()) {
        System.out.println(report.getMessageId() + " - " + report.getStatus().getName());
    }