Jason Hunter wrote:
> P.S. Yes, you officially shouldn't use sun.* classes, but when the
> class is easy to use, is installed everywhere there's a JDK, and hasn't
> changed since JDK 1.0, it's hard to resist. Esp when the alternative
> is the overly complex JavaMail API.
Hi,
See:
http://www.rule-of-eight.com/components/easymail/
...for a -very- easy to use open source mail sending package. It's
interface-based, and can work with any networking library backend. Currently,
it has an adapter for the (also free) ORO networking classes, and will soon
have an adapter for JavaMail as well.
(I actually think that JavaMail isn't -that- complex, but you do have to know
what classes you're looking for...)
- Robb
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