Hi,
What are the things(componnents) that I should Download(from
www.javasoft.com) to send mail as well as to pop mail from the mail server(I
have to do both the tasks) and let me know the
exact url as well.Is it only javamail api or should I download any other
stuff as well.
What is the Advantage of using JavaMail API rather than raw socket
communication.
lalith
At 07:01 PM 11/06/1999 -0800, you wrote:
>Lalith Jayaweera wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I do have to pop the mails from the mail server and process it(should
Identify
>> who has sent it and the subject of the mail).
>> How can I do it. Should I go for socket in my servlet, or are there any
>> already developped packages available for this.(What about oreilly package)
>>
>> lalith.
>>
>
>If you are talking about reading mail messages stored in a server mailbox, the
>simplest way is to use JavaMail. The standard release supports IMAP, and
you can
>also download a POP3 implementation to go with it.
>
>As always, you can send mail with JavaMail as well.
>
>Craig McClanahan
>
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