How to attach a word file in JAVA mail

I am a JAVA rookie and I have a problem in attaching a word file using javamail. I searched almost all the forum but still couldn't find the solution.
Sorry for the reposting. But can anybody please help me out? Your any words or links will be highly appreciated!
Lakobe

Sorry, this forum is for questions about the javadoc tool.
There won't likely be JavaMail experts here.
I'm not sure where else to send you.

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