Sending email from Oracle through Lotus Domino Server

Hi,
I would like to know whether it is possible to send an email from Oracle through a Lotus Domino Server(acting as mail server). If yes, please provide me with the details.
Thanks in advance

Have a look at the database UTL_SMTP package

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