how do you go to an email account from java? can u set up a java email account? is there a live java such as windows live and if so how do you use it?
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how do you go to an email account from java? can u set up a java email account? is there a live java such as windows live and if so how do you use it?
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Re: java mail
Java mail api supports pop, imap and smtp protocols.
I have written codes (with\without GUI) to read my gmail and send mails using smtp protocol.
I can give you sample codes if u want.
Cheers!
Re: java mail
No as far as I'm aware there is now Java live mail or anything like that.Originally Posted by erinbasim
The JavaMail you are referring to is simply an API for sending and receiving/downloading emails. You will still need an email account somewhere.
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