see also smtpMail class on our site:
http://coldjava.hypermart.net
>
> I don't believe that using JavaMail would be "reinventing the
> wheel" ...
> It's just that our current implementation was done prior to the
> availability of
> JavaMail. I thought the least intrusive approach would be to replace
> the
> "mail sender" object I referenced below. So I have 2 choices
> .... write
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