Venkata,

You could take a look at the CoolServlets mailform servlet (CSMailForm)
as an example (full source is available). Check out
http://www.coolservlets.com

-Matt

venkata p suresh wrote:
>
> Dear Friends,
> I have a doubt.I have written a servlet which will put a question as follows:
>
> Servlets are hot
> .yes
> .no
> .undecided
>
>   SUBMIT
> The above question is loaded when i execute it from the browser.After the user 
>submits(let us say ,he says yes),the servlet loads the following into browser:
>
> Servlets are hot
> 1 yes
> 0 no
> 0 undecided
>
> Now,i want to e-mail this data
> How can i do that from my servlet
> Thanking u all in advance,
> P.V.SURESH
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