Well, JavaMail has nothing to do with Struts and is easily learned without a Struts example. I'm not sure why you need a wordwrap feature in JavaMail. The mail client is responsible for formatting the message to the screen not the sender.

David

> what do you mean with wordwrap ?
What I mean is that the text part of an e-mail should wrap at 80
characters just like my e-mail here does when I send it.  It seems
to me like JavaMail should have a setting for this and seems very
inconsistent that it does not, but obviously that is not the concern
of this mailinglist.

I guess I could do it manually, but I was just curious what other
people around here used to send e-mail.  I personally believe that
the struts examples should have a case where e-mail is sent since
every web application on the planet has to send e-mail at one time
or another.  It is almost as important as understanding how to use
forms, and I see almost no documentation on how one would use
JavaMail with Struts.

I would be glad to slap together an example once I figure this out.

Dan

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