The JavaMail API comes with an IMAP example, but if you just want your
servlet to send e-mail, try opening a socket to an SMTP server. It's a lot
easier.
-S
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Subject: mailing example?
Hi all, I'm looking for an example on how to mail from a servlet, i
downloaded the JavaMail API, but i'd like to see an example somewhere to
help me out. Right now i'm mailing out with an ASP activex control, but
i'm going to be posting to a servlet so i'd like to send the mail from
the servlet.
Thanks,
Giscard Girard
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