Mike,
Actually in my case I am not sending email from a web application so I do not
have a web.xml. I created a simple Message Driven Bean which is listening to a
queue. Each entry that arrives in this queue is an email that needs to be sent.
In my MDB I just do a JNDI lookup to get a reference to the mail session and
then send the email. You could basically send email in a similar manner as I am
doing it by just deploying the mail-service.xml file and then doing lookups
from a servlet or a helper class. You could do that even without having to
declare anything in your web.xml. In case you need it, here is some sample code.
| Session mailSession = (Session)jndiContext.lookup("java:/MailService");
| MimeMessage mimeMessage = new MimeMessage(mailSession);
| mimeMessage.setFrom();
| etc..
|
|
Given the mail-service.xml I posted earlier, MailService would be bound to JNDI
and it will return a session to you when you do a look up.
Javier
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