one simple way to do this is using this package:
sun.net.smtp.SmtpClient You just have to import, and it comes with the J2SE, so don't
have to do anythin'
But you need to have an SMTP server running.
import sun.net.smtp.SmtpClient;
and do : sun.net.smtp.SmtpClient sm = new sun.net.smtp.SmtpClient(mserver);
mserver is your SMTP server name. Can be the ip address if you like.
then:
sm.from("rfrom");
sm.to("rto@here");
rfrom and rto can be any String type, rto have to be email address of course. then do:
PrintStream msg = sm.startMessage();
add:...
msg.println("To: ");
msg.println(rto);
msg.print("Subject: ");
msg.println("your message");
msg.println();
sm.closeServer();
That's it ! Don't forget to try and catch to see if this throws exceptions!
From:
Kurt
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