Best way to send multiple mails

i have an application which has to send 5000-15000 mails at a time, can any one give me an idea which is the best way to do this
i am using weblogic 8.1 and java 1.4
thanks in advance

i have an application which has to send 5000-15000
mails at a time, can any one give me an idea which is
the best way to do this Spamming are we?

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the session gets closed.
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The answer is in the [JavaMail FAQ|http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/FAQ.html#rptsend].

What is the best way to send auto mail with excel(generated by query) attachment?

Hello,
Need to generate first data from stored procedure and the save it to an excel file and then send mail with the same excel file.
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sp_send_dbmail.
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As shown in the blog mentioned by Syed, to delete records from the Excel file, you need to use Update OpenRowset command to update the corresponding rows to blank.
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Since I can't watch over your shoulder, I'm only guessing that your inexperience is the main problem. Merging the clips is not an option since they are from different sources. Nesting will give you all of the layers as a single video track in another sequence but that cannot be sent to Motion since it reference separate sources.
You can render your original sequence and that will, indeed, flatten the tracks into a single, flat, merged movie. but you cannot tease the layers back out into separate items.
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My friend has an iMac and they are trying to send multiple photo's to my iMac. Can anyone let me know the best method to send them please.

AdamTurner333 wrote:
My friend has an iMac and they are trying to send multiple photo's to my iMac. Can anyone let me know the best method to send them please.
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I'm considering using an ObjectMessage and storing a Map as the object. Each
          of the objects I need to send will be bound in this Map. Is this the correct
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OK.
          But for what it's forth, if you were to need to put a Map in an
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          On the other hand, the only kinds of objects you can put in a MapMessage are
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          greg
          "Bob Lee" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]...
          > Nevermind. I'm using a Command pattern.
          >
          > Bob
          >
          > "Bob Lee" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          > news:[email protected]...
          > > I'm considering using an ObjectMessage and storing a Map as the object.
          > Each
          > > of the objects I need to send will be bound in this Map. Is this the
          > correct
          > > approach?
          > >
          > > Also, if this is the correct approach, where should I store the
          constants
          > > for the Map keys? If I put them in the MDB consumer, it ties the client
          to
          > > the consumer and vicea versa. I guess I could declare them in my main
          > > interface.
          > >
          > > Thanks,
          > > Bob
          > >
          > >
          >
          >

Better way of Sending E-Mail Notifications -- Workflow or Function Module ?

Hi All,
I have an implicit enhancement written in a t-code and based on some conditions I am creating event which inturn will trigger the workflow which inturn send e-mail notification via send mail step.
My question is:
Which one of the ways is better in terms of performance or overhead to send an e-mail notification. (There are no Approval processes in the workflow.. Just One Step E-mail Notification).
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PR.

Just to throw in some additional factors, consider exception handling:
An event-based send mail step is decoupled and thus independent of your application. This means your exception handling is separate. It means you do not need to hold up the transaction if there is a failure. All this depends on how important the mail is. You could of course add validation code to ensure the mail address is valid and send it elsewhere if not.
Regarding performance, consider how often this happens. If it's an infrequent occurrence then I wouldn't worry about performance. Hundreds or thousands a day is a different story.
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Workflow for low-volume scenarios (low performance impact) that are important (better error handling in WF),
Direct mail for high volume and noncritical
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One more thing to perhaps consider the future. What are the chances of the mail being replaced by a work item in furture? Sometimes it's only by observing a process after go live that you can identify the best solution. e.g. you may decide to replace the mail with a "Please go fix this" work item because you need deadline monitoring

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nitad54448 wrote:
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For exactly this kind of process, I am using queues, FG and (relax ppl, I know..) global variables. If you are writting a global in one Vi and reading it in another (to prevent accidental (fake)updating); globals are easy to implement. Many people hate them (I do, sometimes) but for these kind of cases I think they are well adapted.
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> What's the best way to send printer control codes in Netware 3.12? Should
> I use a batch file that's run each time a particular queue is selected, or
> is there something I should be doing with a pconsole option? I'm trying to
> get rid of extra linefeeds and enable compressed printing. DOS
> environment, by the way.
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> What's the best way to send printer control codes in Netware 3.12? Should
> I use a batch file that's run each time a particular queue is selected, or
> is there something I should be doing with a pconsole option? I'm trying to
> get rid of extra linefeeds and enable compressed printing. DOS
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