Email with HTML code

I have a problem with generating HTML based email.
BPEL code example:
<copy>
<from expression="'%lt;HTML%gt;%lt;BODY%gt;%lt;B%gt;Hello World! %lt;/B%gt;%lt;/BODY%gt;%lt;/HTML%gt;'"/>
<to variable="mailRequestOne" part="payload" query="/mail:mailMessage/mail:content/mail:multiPart/mail:bodyPart[1]/mail:content"/>
</copy>
It would send email:
%lt;HTML%gt;%lt;BODY%gt;%lt;B%gt;Hello World!%lt;/B%gt;%lt;/BODY%gt;%lt;/HTML%gt;
Any idea how to send an email with HTML code?
ps: replace % by &

Not sure what you expect. Your URL is absolute and pointing to a local file resource. It's not a proper relative HTML link. Beyond that it's toatlly unclear how you actually plan to load your image and where they are hosted, so nobody can tell you anything. Either way, there is an obviously painful lack of understanding of even the most basic web techniques, so the best advise anyone would give you is to spend some time with a web search and actualyl learn some of that stuff...
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