>You don't need anything as heavy as JavaMail to do something as simple as this
-
>just open a connection to port 25 of your mail server and talk SMTP protocol t
o it.
>About 50 lines of code would do it, and there will be plenty of examples aroun
d to
> copy from.
Yep, plenty of examples which does not follow the SMTP protocol properly,
can't deal
with 8 bit characters someone enters in a HTML form (The world in not ASCII as
lots of american programmers still believe), fail to properly encode
subject lines containing non ascii ...
JavaMail IS easy to use.
>
>"Gonzalo Jos�" wrote:
>
>> Hi all.
>> I want to send data from a form included in a JSP file to an e-mail address
>> formatted in a certain way.
>> How can I do it?
>> Thanks in advance.
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