Can I FAX with JAVA MAIL??

Any body can help me with some key code to fax with my Java mail?? What are the other requirements apart from JAVA MAIL API???
Thanking you
Achintya

Hello! Achintya, what I know is you need to hv a service provider to convert yr e-mail into fax format & send to the destination.
iSam
[email protected]

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