Why do you think that using JavaMail is reinventing the wheel? JavaMail is
the wheel when you're talking about accessing email from Java. JavaMail is
a fairly clean, powerful API that provides (pretty much) all the
capabilities you will need to send ugly text only messages, pretty HTML
messages, messages with multiple attachments, etc. I'd be interested in
finding out why people think the JavaMail is so difficult, it took me about
one half hour to get my first simple test program working with it.
(*Chris*)
----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Winterbottom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 1999 9:05 AM
Subject: Accommodating email attachments
> I'm currently doing server-side email using a Java class purchased from
> LiveSoftware.... i.e., Servlet instantiates the "email sender" class and
> then
> passes contents of the email composition HTML form to the resulting
> object.
>
> My question: The "email sender" Java class we purchased from
> LiveSoftware does not accommodate email attachments. Anyone know
> of any commercially available Java classes that WOULD allow for
> attachments? (I realize I could dig into JavaMail, etc. but would
> rather
> not reinvent the wheel if it's out there someplace.)
>
> // Michael Winterbottom
>
>
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