Java mail has the API to generate a client to send SMTP messages. In this paragraph, we will see how to write the Java client.
- Preface
- Introducing Java EE and Configuring the Development Environment
- JSON and HTML5
- WebSockets
- Simplified JMS 2.0 API
- Groundwork for Cloud environments
- Batch applications
- Updated web profiles
- Concurrency utilities
- Context dependency injection
- Java API for RESTful web services (JAX-RS) 2.0
- Servlet 3.1
- JNDI
- Asynchronous invocation
- Timers
- EJB Lite
- Development in WildFly
- Summary
- Working with Dependency Injection
- Dependency injection 1.0 for Java
- Context and dependency injection 1.1 for Java
- Interceptors 1.2
- Common annotations for the Java platform 1.2
- Web console for monitoring beans
- Summary
- Persistence
- Implementing Business Logic
- Working with Distributed Transactions
- Creating REST Services
- Implementing WebSockets
- Working with Messaging
- Implementing a Mail Client
- Asynchronous REST
- Asynchronous EJB
- Batches and Workflows
- Working with Servlets and JSP
- Writing a JSF Application
- Sharing the Web Sessions
- WildFly in Cloud
- Share your Data
- Deployment
- Working with OSGi
Mail client API
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