OOP SmtpSender API: How to send e-mails from JSP/Servlet through JavaMail API
Java API to send e-mails from JSP/Servlet through JavaMail API. JSP/Servlet can attach the file to e-mails.
Related Pages:
- API Documentation (Java Doc) for SmtpSender
- README for SmtpSender
- OOP MailScheduler API: Java API for send e-mails at the scheduled time in the future
- OOP Pop3Receiver API: Java API for receiving e-mails from POP3 server
How to send e-mails from JSP/Servlet through JavaMail API...
With this Java API, your JSP/Servlet can easily send the e-mails through JavaMail API.
For example,
SmtpSender smtp=SmtpSender.getInstance();
MailToBeSent send=new MailToBeSent();
send.setSubject("Hello");
send.setFromAddress("some@bar.com","Someone");
send.addToAddress("another@foo.com","Anotherone");
send.setBody("Hello, this is test!");
smtp.sendMail(send);
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If you'd like to send the e-mail with the file attachment, your source code will look like below:
SmtpSender smtp=SmtpSender.getInstance();
MailToBeSent send=new MailToBeSent();
send.setSubject("Hello");
send.setFromAddress("some@bar.com","Someone");
send.addToAddress("another@foo.com","Anotherone");
send.setBody("Hello, test with the file attachment!");
byte[] bin=.....
send.attacheFile(bin,"photo.jpg","image/jpeg");
smtp.sendMail(send);
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Anyway, your source code will not include any fragment for JavaMail API and be much simler.
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This API is now a part of Bento framework. There are the better documentations and source code examples on the web site for Bento framework. There, you will also find the link to download the entire framework or each API in it.
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All the APIs for Servlet/JSP introduced by this web site are now included in Bento framework:
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