Do you want to create a mail to send a collection tool in JSP? The following will be introduced to create a mail sending a collection tool in JSP. In this article you can learn about some of the JavaMail API and how to use it in JSP. This article also includes an example of using JavaMail in JSP. JavaMail is a quite powerful API in the JSP application.
Read this article needs to have a certain initial understanding of JSP, JavaBeans and Javamail. Of course, knowledge about JavaMail you can get through this article. If you don't know much about the above three, the server you use supports JSP and JavaMail, you can use them only by copying / paste.
What is JavaMail
JavaMail is an API for the SUN release to handle Email. It can easily perform some commonly used mail transmission.
Although JavaMail is one of Sun's API, it has not yet been added to the standard Java Development Kit, which means you need to download another JavaMail file before use. In addition, you also need Sun's JavaBeans Activation Framework (JAF). The operation of JavaBeans Activation Framework is very complicated. It is simple to say that JavaMail's operation must depend on its support. Use the path to specify these files in Windows 2000, similar to other operating systems.
The next thing to explain is the most difficult part of this guide.
This guide includes three parts: HTML form, combined with JavaMail, Javamail, and JSP.
Part 1: HTML form
The first part provides an example of the most basic HTML-based Email sending charger. The second part tells the working principle of JavaMail. The third part introduces JavaMail to join JSP, create a basic Email sending charger.
Partitioning components
The most important feature of JSP is to divide the entire web page into some small components. The components used here include:
● One HTML table used to send Email's information to JSP;
● A JSP page is used to process and send letters.
The first step is to create an HTML table to send information to the JSP page. You can copy the following HTML code to your computer:
HTML source code used to send email