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hi,
I am quite new with jsp and I'd like to know how to develop an email form from my website.
I've got a file 'email.jsp' with the input boxes required but then what do I do. I've read a lot about Java Mail Api etc but it is a bit too complicated for me and I don't understand!
For a start do I need to install jswdk1.0.1? and where? is it on the drive c: ?
Cheers
Vero
 
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If you want to send mail, JavaMail is the way to do it. I'm moving this along to the Other Java APIs forum where JavaMail is discussed.
 
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Look through this forum for the JavaMail discussions. This should answer your questions, and you should find some code examples to help you get started.
 
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Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
Look through this forum for the JavaMail discussions. This should answer your questions, and you should find some code examples to help you get started.


Not a good forum site, is it?
Couldn't find anything relevant - no worry but developer in need of advice should go to http://www.tek-tips.com, it's brilliant and full of useful help!
 
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