Daniel, I still can't manage to send you the code example by mail, so I put
it here :
http://volga.wantjava.com/MailExample.zip
Pierre-Yves
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>Does anybody knows how can I send Email messages
>using Java?
>I tried the JavaMail API examples, but didn�t have success.
The simplest way is to talk directly to your smtp server. You just have to
open a socket to your mail server, create a writer and a reader to it and
send SMTP commands and data, and close the connection.
If you need, I can send you a code example (hundred lines, so I won't post
it here.)
Pierre-Yves
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