vishal_donth gave this response on 10/18/2000:   //these are the pakages to be imported from   // Java Mail   //The Java Mail PAckage either be dowloaded   //seperately   //or else is Available in the J2sdkee1.2   // (Java Enterprise Edition)   import javax.mail.*;   import javax.mail.internet.*;   import java.util.*;   //This function can be used to send the mail   // with the parameters given to it   //U have to specify the smtp server through   //which u have to send the mail   //since i was trying with a homenetmail   //account i directly sent the mail its server   //For sending this mail u need a mail server   //which lets u to relay the messages   //Try this thing for sending to a   //www.homenetmail.com account because it lets   //u send   //mails to the accounts like example try   //sending it to a "abc@homenetmail.com"   //account.Create the mail account in homenet   //mail first. If u get any other server which   //supports relaying u can try this on that   //also.   //Use this function in ur Servlet to send   //mail by calling the function with the   //parameters   public void sendMail(String toAddr, String subject, String body, String fromAddr)throws RemoteException{   try{   Properties props = new Properties();   props.put("mail.smtp.host","mail.homenetmail.com");   //Here we specify the SMTP server through   //which the mail should be delivered   Session session = Session.getDefaultInstance(props, null);   Message msg = new MimeMessage(session);   msg.setFrom(new InternetAddress(fromAddr));   //Specify the From Address   InternetAddress[] tos =InternetAddress.parse(toAddr);   //Specify the To Address   msg.setRecipients(Message.RecipientType.TO,tos);   msg.setSubject(subject);   //Specify the Subject   msg.setText(body);   //Specify the Body   Transport.send(msg);   System.out.println("Message is Sent");   }   catch(Exception e){   System.out.println(e);   }   }   // U have to run this function on a computer   //which is directly connected   // to internet but not through a   //proxy......or else use a proxy which   //supports SMTP