Use Sun Appserver JavaMail Session from JSC

I can send email using the procedure outlined in the "Sending Email From a Web Application" tutorial but it seemed sensible to use the facilities provided by the Application Server to store the details. In addition, the tutorial I found on the topic made it look easy. However, it seems that the code I found must be packaged in an EJB and I don't want to go there. Is there a way of finding and using a JavaMail session directly from the Page Bean generated by JSC?

Did you take a look at
http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/learning/tutorials/2/email.html
- Winston
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/winston?catname=Creator

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first try using msgshow as shown above, and once that's working
move on to writing and configuring your own program to use gmail.
To send a message through gmail, invoke smtpsend as follows:
java -Dmail.smtp.port=587 -Dmail.smtp.starttls.enable=true smtpsend
-d -M smtp.gmail.com -U user -P passwd -A [email protected](Note that I split the command over two lines for display, but you
should type it on one line.)
The smtpsend command will prompt for a subject and message body text.
End the message body with ^D on UNIX or ^Z on Windows.
Gmail requires the use of the STARTTLS command, and requires a
non-standard port, which the smtpsend program doesn't have command
line options to select so we set them as System properties on the
java command. The smtpsend.java program uses the System properties
when creating the JavaMail Session, so the properties set on the
command line will be available to the JavaMail Session.
Again, you can read the smtpsend.java source code to see how the
command line arguments are used in the JavaMail API. There is,
of course, more than one way to use the JavaMail API to accomplish
the same goal. This should help you understand the essential
configuration parameters necessary to use gmail.
And no, I won't send you an invitation to gmail. Sorry.

I notice that it's possible to have sticky posts in these forums. See
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?forumID=534
the Concurrency forum for an example. Posting a link to the FAQ in a sticky post might reduce the number of FAQs asked here by maybe 1%? Or posts like this one might do well as a sticky?

Sun AppServer 9.0 Update 1 on Solaris not supporting form-based auth

Ok, I installed Appserver 9 on a Solaris box and then started up the default domain1. When I point the browser to http://localhost:4848 I am not pointed to the login page for the admingui, it just bypasses the authentication and I am allowed to perform all admin actions without logging in. I then deployed a custom web application that uses form-based authentication that works correctly on Sun Appserver 8.1. However it behaves the same way as the admingui application (I am not presented with a login page). After setting some of the log levels to FINEST and looking at the logs it appears that when these requests are coming in they are not matching any constraint (but the constraints are defined in the web.xml). Installing Appserver 9 on a win2k box does not have this issue. Has anyone else seen this problem? Is there some security setting that is not turned on by default from the solaris install????

Ok if anyone is interested I was able to fix my problem. It looks like the issue is the version of java used with Appserver 9 on Solaris. The latest version of java i have on the machine is Java 1.5.0_06, but everytime I try to install the Appserver with this version it hangs at 39% into the installation. The next latest version of Java i have on the machine is 1.5.0_02, so that is the version I was using to install and the install works perfectly. However, after the install the form-based authentication does not work with this version of Java on Solaris.
They way I fixed this was to modify the asenv.conf file in the Appserver_Install dirrectory to point to the Java 1.5.0_06 installation and started the domain, now the form-based authentication is working as expected.
I guess my question now is does anyone know why I can't install the server with Java 1.5.0_06? But it looks like I need that version to actually run things correctly.

Use Sun Appserver JavaMail Session from JSC

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