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The sending of email requires an smtp or imap
server. The java mail api supports both. If you have neither then you can not
send email. Its like trying to post a letter when you have no letterbox.
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Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 10:55
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Subject: Re: [cinjug-users] sending email
from java
From my original post.
"Unfortunately, I
do not have access to ...
SMTP server."
Thanks though.
-Jason
You don't need an smtp server installed, you just
need access to one.
Bill Manuel Sun Certified Web Component
Developer Supply Chain Systems The Kroger
Co. bmanuel@xxxxxxxxxx
"Jason
Kretzer/STAR
BASE
Consulting Inc."
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07/09/2004 10:47
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[cinjug-users] sending email from
java
Hello List,
I have an html form that I would
like to have emailed to a person after being processed by a servlet.
Unfortunately, I do not have access to nor permission to install and
SMTP server on the box. Is there a way to do this in
java?
Thanks,
-Jason
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