November 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1488 pages
36h 35m
English
The second half of this chapter focuses specifically with using JavaMail with WebLogic Server. We look first at configuring your WebLogic Server to use JavaMail, and then look at the details of building, sending, and receiving messages, and developing your own JavaMail applications.
When writing email applications or components, you have a choice as to how you are going to define your Session object:
You can create a new Session object and set all the session properties into the body of the code or in initialization parameters.
You can create and define a Mail Session with the Administration Console. This is a universal javax.mail.Session object and is made available ...
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