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hai,

I have to implement bounce handling.
can any one please suggest me which is better javamail or jms.
waiting for reply.
Thanks in advance.
 
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I'm not sure what you mean by "bounce handling"
Do you mean informing admins that a system is down? JavaMail would be useful for such a purpose.
Do you mean making sure messages between components or systems are delivered even if a system goes down for some time? JMS would be useful there.
 
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Thanks joe for quick response.
My actual requirement is as follows.
we are sending campaigns to more than 6,00,000 users per day.
In that we want to prepare a list of mailids which are bounced in a text file.
can you please tell me which technology is better javamail or jms.
 
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