The following is the program, which I am trying to send e-mail. The code is error free and I don\'t get any run time exception. But the code is unable to send e-mail. I have revised this code a lot bu
I\'m building an application using jsp\'s, servlets, and all that fun stuff.Right now, I have a form that passes through all the information from the form to an html email that is sent using the JavaM
Any ideas around desig开发者_如何学编程ning and/or implementing Java based Email alerting system (similar to RSS) which would let users pick the frequency, application type, email content and based on
When I compile a simple code that has the following 2 import statements: import javax.mail.* import javax.mail.internet.*
I\'m trying to write a test that will uses JavaMail SMTP or SMTPS to send a message via SSL and authentication to a Greenmail server that I\'m running.
Is it possible to send the file as a link instead of attachi开发者_运维问答ng the file in the email. I am sending an email using Java . Now, i have a requirement thatI don\'t want to send the file as
I am looking to build an email client using Spring in Java to hopefully get some experience using the Spring framework. Would I be best off using the JavaMail library or the Email library that is part
I have a method that sends an HTML email and a picture embedded, to reference an image from my machine, eg c:/image.gif the method works well but I dont know how to add an image that is in a remote ma
I have a Base64 file into one part of my MimeMessage. I put it like this DataSource source = new FileDataSource(new File(\"base64Test.bin\"));
The following code throws IndexOutOfBoundsException. Any idea why? Folder folder = store.getDefaultFolder();
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