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Learn how to troubleshoot the 'No recipient addresses' error when sending emails in a Spring Boot application using Mailtrap. This guide walks you through the solution step-by-step for effective mail configuration.
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Resolving the No recipient addresses Error in Mail Sending with Spring Boot and Mailtrap

If you are working with email functionalities in a Spring Boot application and are attempting to integrate with Mailtrap for testing, you might encounter a frustrating error: No recipient addresses. This issue can halt your email sending capabilities and leave you puzzled, especially when you’ve configured everything to the best of your abilities. In this guide, we'll walk through the specific issue at hand and provide a clear solution to get your email features back on track.

Understanding the Problem

The error message javax.mail.SendFailedException: No recipient addresses indicates that the email you are trying to send does not have a valid recipient address. This can occur during the process of setting up your mail configuration, especially when working with frameworks like Spring Boot. The error typically surfaces after you attempt to send an email but fails due to missing or incorrect settings.

In your case, you've implemented the sendVerificationEmail method in your EmailService class, but it seems there was a logical slip in how the recipient address is set in your email message.

Breaking Down the Solution

After identifying the root cause of the error, we can break down the solution into clear steps.

Step 1: Identify the Problematic Code

In your EmailService class, you have the following lines in the sendVerificationEmail method:

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Step 2: Correct the Code

The line above mistakenly uses setReplyTo instead of the correct method to set the recipient address. Instead, you should use setTo to specify the actual recipient of the email. Here’s the corrected code snippet:

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Updated sendVerificationEmail Method

Your updated method should look as follows:

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Step 3: Testing Your Changes

Once you’ve made the change, compile and run your application again. Attempt to register a new user, which should trigger the sending of the verification email:

Verify that the email address is being passed correctly during the method call.

Check your Mailtrap inbox to confirm you receive the email.

Conclusion

The No recipient addresses error is a common obstacle when developing email functionalities. In this blog, we explored the straightforward resolution: simply ensuring that the setTo method is used to define the recipient email address instead of the setReplyTo method. With these tips, you should be able to implement email functionality in your Spring Boot application successfully.

Happy coding! If you face any additional issues or have further questions, feel free to leave a comment below.