Sending mail from JSP page

HI Everyone,
Please help me out in this. It is very urgent so not able search the same in this forum.
I have a J2EE application. The view is in JSP. If i click a button from a JSP page, any mail client (Microsoft Outlook) has to open and current page need to be attached as html. THen user wish to send the mail to somebody...
So my aim is to open a outlook and attache the current JSP page as html. PLease help me out !

Instead of outlook, you can do it easily using SMTP

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Dear Team,
I Need to Send Mail from JSP, have Designed user
Interface to enter
to, from, subject, and message text .
Have Downloaded mail.jar and activate.jar file.....
and placed in tomcat lib directory and
d WEBAPPS/WEB-INF/lib Directory too
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do I require something else apart from things that i
have mentioned?
do i have to Configure SMTP, POP3 or Something like
this....
Now If I Create a object of Type MimeMessage and Set
Recipient, from, subject and if i say
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regards
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http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/JavaMail/
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Hi guys,
can anyone help me out of this problem ??
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(ie,<xxx>@<apeejaygroup.com>) it works fine.
But when I use an address such as <xxx>@<rediffmail.com>
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as you said that it might require authentication
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