On Dec 2, 2008, at 3:44 PM, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hmm, javamail is in glassfish you say? I use glassfish (included in
> latest netbeans build) and don't have it.
It should be there:
- for v2 see lib/mail.jar
- for v3 see glassfish/modules/javax.mail.jar
If you create a new Web application, ensure you are using Java EE 5,
then you should be able to reference and use the JavaMail classes.
>
> Ok I'll probable go with javamail, as you suggested.
>
> Unless there is are more intuitive (or more elegant) way to handle
> post requests using normal servlets...
For multipart/form-data i do not know of anything.
The use of @FormParam with multipart/form-data is reasonably elegant
IMHO as it hides much of the processing details, but i think we can
improve it by also enabling a Java bean approach.
Paul.
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