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Hi every body
I want to send an email in my project,I have all codes needed,but it does not work.I know it needs a mail server,but I have not any information about it.How I can download it?
If you have any information about the delivery of mail,please guide me.
Thanking you in anticipation
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First off, this forum is about web services, not JavaMail, so this topic may get moved to a more appropriate forum.

I have all codes needed,but it does not work.


That's not a very useful problem description. What is the code supposed to do, and what happens when you run it? Any exceptions, error messages, ...?

I know it needs a mail server,but I have not any information about it. How I can download it?


Are you saying that you do not have a mail server, but want to install one in order to use it with JavaMail? If so, have a look at James, an open source Java SMTP and POP3 server.

If you have more fundamental questions about JavaMail, check out the J2EE FAQ, which links to a number of helpful JavaMail resources.
 
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JES by ericdaugherty is a pretty good one. comes with not so complicated src that you can dig through if you get confused.
 
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