Re: javamail

You do not have to use the JAF; see Jason Hunter's "Java Servlet
Programming, 2d Ed." (O'Reilly 2002): 550ff.

Mark

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Scott
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Subject: javamail


I was planning on using the javamail API to write some mail utilities, but I
noticed that the API was dependent on JavaBeansTM Activation Framework
extension or JAF.  My question is can you use the javamail API with just a
servlet container or do you need an application server for the JAF?  Sorry
if this is a dumb question, I just do not know much about javabeans or JAFs.
Thanks - Scott Carter

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