That works fine for sending mail, but what about
reading mail? Also, JavaMail does do attachments. Finally,
the API is a hard to get a grasp on - the documentation
is thin, but there are some example programs that generally
give you hints on how things work.
Have you considered using JetSpeed?
http://java.apache.org/
-Tom
Stuart Butler wrote:
>
> I used smtpMail class from http://coldjava.hypermart.net. I'd heard javamail was a
>bit awesome to get a handle on. And Sun's smtp mail class didn't seem to do
>attachments. smtpMail.class was simple to use and just what was needed.
>
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