Hi Tom,
Use javaMail API available on the javasoft website. It works great and
there are plenty of examples...smtp too.
Tom Kochanowicz
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Hi,
Let me know , Does JWS2.0 has a mailserver facility if yes does it support
IMAP,POP3,and hopefully SMTP
Early reply very much appreciatted
TOM
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