The simple way to get started with a java email client is to use the class
sun.net.smtp.SmtpClient that ships with the JDK. However, I think that
you will need to download the javamail package from sun. That is in
the products section (it's a free product) at java.sun.com. A good
introductory reference is Karl Moss, Servlets.
Alex Amies
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