Display attachment(email client javamail)

hi all,
i am making an email client using struts.
the problem is i m not able to display attachments(download link) in my jsp page along with text message.
i want a link where user can click and download his attachment same like other email services. I really dont have ne idea about this.
can ne 1 tell me how do i do that?
please send me a sample code if possible.
i m using eclipse,tomcat,suse linux 10.0.
help appreciated
Vikram
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VikraM

Hi Arun,
I am not sure about your requirement.
But if you just want add a link in a page footer then using personalization create a Item of style "Link" with following properties
Destination URI == mailto:[email protected]
Text = <what ever you want to display e.g. [email protected]>.
-- Arvind

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