If the password contains @, ImapMailReceiver failed to return host correctly.
for example:
username: [email protected]
password: abc@123
host: imap.gmail.com
Final URI string
imap://[email protected]:abc@[email protected]:993/INBOX
then, ImapMailReceiver identify host as [email protected]
I checked this thread but I use JavaConfig way to create ImapMailReceiver where as the thread is about XML config way.
Any way to walk around of this issue?
Thanks!
UPDATE
Final URI string with encoding
imap://abc%40gmail.com:abc%[email protected]:993/INBOX
in this case, I got AuthenticationException.
May be above information help you to understand the problem.
UPDATE 1
above was an issue from Gmail. One need to enable LESS SECURE APP security option in Gmail to fix Authentication related issue.
RFC 1738 says:
Within the user and password field, any ":", "@", or "/" must be encoded.
I expect you already know how URL encoding works. If you want a refresher, page 18 of the same document is a good place to start.