Is this header information visible alongwith the message body or you have to
click "Delivery Information"
to see this header information.
I had used Javamail earlier with Lotus Notes as the SMTP server , my
outgoing mails showed only the
message body , but when I click on delivery information I can see all the IP
address and routing information.
But that is true for all my emails , even other than the ones sent out by
JavaMail API. I think its Lotus Notes that
is attaching this additional info and not javamail api , but I am not sure .
Santosh
Meraj Beg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/15/2001 02:33:48 PM
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Subject: Supressing Email Header info...Using Javamail
Hi,
I am using Javamail for sending the emails. Problem is mails which are going out
from my SMTP server contains lots of header information including IP address,
routing info etc along with the body of the email.
does anyone know how can I supress this header information from going out.
SMTP Server is Lotus Note and Webserver is IBM Websphere 3.5.
Thanks,
Meraj
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