Can we run external mail program from JSP / Servlet deployed on tomcat

Hi folks,
Had a tough time getting JavaMail API to work, finally when things seem to be working
there were some issues with the vendor's server, so finally gave up the idea.
On the server Apache and Tomcat are integrated via mod_jk and currently I redirect to a php page
which acts as a helper to send mail, however for the given business needs and server's limitations
there are potential security holes.
So I was wondering if I could directly execute the linux sendmail program from JSP/Servlet
as we would in a standalone java program or do we need special settings on Tomcat to execute external
programs.
Please let me know your views / ideas / comments on this
Thanks in advance
Abishek

Hi
It's not designed for you to be able to do this, it needs to run through 10gAS or 11gWeblogic.
Tony

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