X.400 instead of SMTP Protocol and Javamail API

We have developed a workflow application on Domino 5.0.7. The SmartHost is "MS Exchange Server", because the application will only be accessed by browsers, we are using javaagent to send the email notifications. Due to some domain restrictions on MS Exhchange servers we have implemented Javamail API on the domino server, and it worked fine (I mean the messages were received by the Exchange Clients, using the SMTP addresses like [email protected]). As we dont have available SMTP addresses for all end users in the company we need to use the X.400 addresses. Is there anyone, can help guide about either the avaiability of any X.400 javamail api, or how to use mapi etc? I know it is little bit challenging, but we are struck. thanks

Currently, the latest version of the JavaMail 1.2 API, X.400 transport protocol is not supported yet. Only the transport SMTP - a message Transport protocol, for sending messages to a server, is supported.
Allen Lai
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