What i mean by "smtp enabled" is that the program itself does the smtp
protocol transfer.
I believe you mean remote delivery to each host, since client-server and server-server SMTP communication is basically the same.
Unless i am mistaken, the JavaMail API's constitute a MUA , (which i am using to build the messages )
And you can send it.
What i was looking for was API's that constitute an MTA, so i could send them without resorting to an external program, ( Postfix,James,Sendmail,Qmail,etc )... I had thought i had found them here....
I'd need to double-check the RFCs, but basically you need an MTA. The reason being is that one mail server receiving an email from a remote mail server it doesn't know should have a way of writing back to that postmaster. If you have your code do the remote delivery without running a mail server, you're basically acting like a bad kind of a spammer.
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