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sending mails using org.springframework.mail

 
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Hi

Can anyone help me in the steps involved to bulid a mailing component using spring's mail API.

Regards
sameer
 
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Did you read the following ?
http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/1.2.x/reference/mail.html
 
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Originally posted by sameer kumar:
Hi

Can anyone help me in the steps involved to bulid a mailing component using spring's mail API.

Regards
sameer



Hello dear friend here I'am doing a confirmation with the following code into this website at http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/1.2.x/reference/mail.html

Please tells me if it will be a profitable mail API so that after I will compile it for you ??

My Great Francojava
write to: developfranco@yahoo.com. Thanks
 
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Thanks Alfonso but i already have that link and the jar for mail.

But the said link is not very descriptive. If you can give me any example and the relative pros and cons of using various classes, it would really be helpful. Also if a more descriptive documentation of the classes is there it would really help.

regards
sameer
 
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Ok employer sameer I did understand his proposals if I have various class for a sample mailing list archives using component spring API on Java , but please send me his e-mail to serve better with full quality project . I have the zip complete of mailing list on my computer software ... send me you e-mail please ??

Thanks Alfonso as francojava
 
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my email id is

mittal.sam@gmail.com
 
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Hi Sameer I'am Alfonso Franco what is happening now . what I'am waiting reply yours because I did send to you 2 e-mail with the zip mailing list spring code and you don't reply me

Please sameer checkout all your e-mail as mittal.sam@gmail.com . there's my zip complete ..

My Great Francojava.Thanks..
 
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If you're looking for example code based on Spring, here is some.


[ September 13, 2006: Message edited by: Avinash Rawana ]
 
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