This repository contains the source code for the Java library for sending email via the sendwithus API.
To use the library in your own project, please follow the installation and usage instructions below - you do not need to build the library yourself.
Warning
This client is a working development repository, please use the 1.6.0 jar or maven repository. Do not build
the client yourself.
Add the following to your pom.xml:
<!-- in the repositories section -->
<repository>
<id>repo</id>
<url>https://github.com/sendwithus/sendwithus-mvn-repo/raw/master/releases</url>
</repository>
<!-- in the dependencies section -->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.sendwithus</groupId>
<artifactId>java-client</artifactId>
<version>1.9.0</version>
</dependency>$ wget https://github.com/sendwithus/sendwithus-mvn-repo/raw/master/releases/com/sendwithus/java-client/1.6.0/java-client-1.6.0.jar
See SendWithUsExample.java for full usage.
NOTE - If a customer does not exist by the specified email (recipient address), the send call will create a customer.
NOTE - Email ID is the ID of the Template (template id)
Two APIs now exist for issuing "Send" requests:
- Legacy: SendWithUs.send(...) methods
A collection of overloaded methods for sending an Email with various parameters. DOES NOT SUPPORT: Tags, Inline Attachments, Version Name
- New: SendWithUsSendRequest class
The new method, employing SendWithUsSendRequest objects, enables a more object-oriented approach to issuing Send requests. The objects allow you to specify only the desired request parameters, and can be re-used and mutated easily.
Provided parameter setters:
- setEmailId(String emailId)
- setRecipient(Map<String, Object> recipient)
- setEmailData(Map<String, Object> emailData)
- setCcRecipients(Map<String, Object>[] ccRecipients)
- setBccRecipients(Map<String, Object>[] bccRecipients)
- setSender(Map<String, Object> sender)
- setTags(String[] tags)
- setInline(Map<String, String> inline)
- setAttachmentPaths(String[] attachmentPaths)
- setEspAccount(String espAccount)
- setVersionName(String versionName)
- setLocale(String locale)
- setHeaders(Map<String, String> headers)
The following methods are also available:
- templates()
- render(String, Map<String, Object>)
- deactivateDrips(String)
- createUpdateCustomer(String, Map<String, Object>)
- getSnippets()
- getSnippet(String)
- createSnippet(String, String)
- updateSnippet(String, String, String)
- deleteSnippet(String)
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import com.sendwithus.SendWithUs;
final String SENDWITHUS_API_KEY = "API-KEY-HERE";
final String EMAIL_ID_WELCOME_EMAIL = "EMAIL-ID-HERE";
SendWithUs sendwithusAPI = new SendWithUs(SENDWITHUS_API_KEY);
// Send Welcome Email
Map<String, Object> recipientMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
recipientMap.put("name", "Matt"); // optional
recipientMap.put("address", "[email protected]");
// sender is optional
Map<String, Object> senderMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
senderMap.put("name", "Company"); // optional
senderMap.put("address", "[email protected]");
senderMap.put("reply_to", "[email protected]"); // optional
// ESP account is an advanced feature, optional
String espAccount = "tdf_123981";
Map<String, Object> emailDataMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
emailDataMap.put("first_name", "Brad");
emailDataMap.put("link", "http://sendwithus.com/some_link");
String[] attachments = {"test.png"}
// Sending the email using the legacy send() java API
SendReceipt sendReceipt = sendwithusAPI.send(
EMAIL_ID_WELCOME_EMAIL,
recipientMap,
senderMap,
emailDataMap,
null,
null,
attachments,
espAccount
);
// Example sending the same email using the new SendWithUsSendRequest class
SendWithUsSendRequest request = new SendWithUsSendRequest()
.setEmailId(EMAIL_ID_WELCOME_EMAIL)
.setRecipient(recipientMap)
.setSender(senderMap)
.setEmailData(emailDataMap)
.setAttachmentPaths(attachments)
.setEspAccount(espAccount);
SendReceipt sendReceipt = sendwithusAPI.send(request);The following errors may be generated:
com.sendwithus.exception.SendWithUsException - Raised by send exceptions