Using JavaMail in a JSP (top) <br>
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What is JavaMail <br>
Part I: HTML tables <br>
Dividing components <br>
HTML source code to send email <br>
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Do you want to create a mail delivery collection tool in your JSP? The following is an introduction to the JSP to create a mail delivery collection tool. In this article you can learn some of the key points of the JavaMail API and how to use it in a JSP. Examples of using JavaMail in JSPs are also included in this article. JavaMail is a fairly powerful API in JSP applications. <br>
Reading this article requires a certain preliminary understanding of JSP, JavaBeans and JavaMail. Of course, there is knowledge about JavaMail You can read this article to get. If you know nothing about the above three items, but the server you are using supports JSP and JavaMail, you can use them only by copying/pasting.
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What is JavaMail <br>
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JavaMail is a sun-released API for handling emails. It makes it easy to perform some common message transfers.
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Although JavaMail is one of the Sun's APIs, it has not yet been added to the standard Java Development Toolkit (Java Development Kit), which means that you must download the JavaMail file separately before you use it. In addition, you will need to have Sun's JavaBeans activation Framework (JAF). The operation of the JavaBeans activation framework is complex, and it is simple to say that JavaMail's operation must depend on its support. The path to specify these files is used under Windows 2000 and is similar on other operating systems.
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The next thing to explain is the most difficult part of this guide.
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This guide includes three parts: HTML tables, a combination of JavaMail, JavaMail, and JSP.
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Part I: HTML tables <br>
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The first part provides an example of the most basic HTML-based email delivery procedure. The second part tells about the working principle of javamail. The third part introduces the JavaMail to add the JSP, create a basic email send to receive the program.
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Dividing components <br>
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The most important feature of JSP is the ability to divide the entire Web page into small components. The components used here include: <br>
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An HTML form used to send email messages to the JSP; <br>
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