Sending mail from java

Hi, I am trying to sendig mail from my java program.
str = objMMS200.mvxTrans(sendstr);
          CHCD = str.substring(288, 289);
          if (str != null) {
               while (str.startsWith("REP")) {
                    str = objMMS200.mvxRecv();
               if (str.startsWith("NOK", 0)) {
                    System.out.println("GetItemBasic ERROR : " + str);
          }if (str.startsWith("NOK", 0)) i want to send a mail. Can anyone help me. I also vant to write to a log file to

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does anyone have the sample code?

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I bypassed msgsend, etc. and wrote a very basic program to send mail; fired up my dial-up-connection and everything worked beautifully.
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Send mail from Portal application using java

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I'm looking for a way to send mails from my portal application written in java.
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Hey Göran,
Thank you for this example.
for the transport i've put this
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Sending mail from servers with non-ASCII names

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Problem in sending mail from database with attachment

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With respects to the following:
The bit you'll have most diffulty with is the attachment, because you can't be sure that
the directory path specified is one that the database can read from. You can probably
resolve this by using some java to move the file to a directory which utl_file can see.Another alternative is to specify a location on then database server where all file attachments MUST be copied to and the define and Oracle DIRECTORY (CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY [dir_name] AS '/dir/name/on/files/system';) that references this location. When you attach a file to an email, then you only have to refer to the DIRECTORY for the file location.
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Craig...

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how do you use the SimpleMailUser object needed in the session?
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1) how can i do this
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But One person said that oracle database server can make itself as a smtp server.So that we can assign database server ip & port in smtp_out_server parameter's value.We have to just on the smtp service in oracle database itself.There is no requirement of smtp/mail server ip & port.Is it true?How can we do that?Not true - I cannot recall ever seeing a native service in the Oracle database that acts as a SMTP server.
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I have set the classpath in my window 98.
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import java.awt.event.*;
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import java.sql.*;
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import java.text.*;
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