Re: sending email from localhost with JavaMail
Dave Miller wrote:
IMO, a JSP is not the right tool for the job it calls for a servlet.
If you must use a JSP, build a free standing class extending j.m.A and
call it from within the page.
maya wrote:
ok.... thank you very much for your response.. yes I guess I will
have no choice but to do a servlet.. oh well....
You make that sound like a bad thing.
JSPs are for the view, not for logic. Servlets are for control. POJOs are
for logic, under servlet control.
Remember that JSPs are themselves source code for servlets anyway. The
difference is that JSP source for servlets emphasizes presentation and layout;
Java source for servlets emphasizes control and logic, and de-emphasizes the view.
For what you have asked, control of a mail API, Java-sourced servlets will be
much easier to manage and maintain than JSP-sourced servlets. So doing that
with Java-sourced servlets will make your life easier. Oh, well.
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