Developing JavaMail Applications
Today you'll develop the Emailer EJB, which is responsible in our university registration system for sending e-mails to students when they submit courses at enrollment time, and for notifying them again when they are approved for registration.
Our example today uses the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture pattern to design a JavaMail application. The servlet component in the Web tier represents the controller, which acts as a client to the EJB tier. The Emailer EJB in the EJB tier represents the model, which handles business logic (primarily sending an e-mail message). The view is represented by an HTML form (which could be a JSP) that interacts with the servlet. Figure 20.2 illustrates the use of the MVC ...
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