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Java Mail API: Transforming Mail into Data Carriers
Java Mail is eminently adaptable. Indeed, looking at its API, we find that it helps us provide an alternative solution to an old problem: how to transfer large amounts of data between two enterprise applications. In this article, you will discover how to adapt Java Mail to play the role of a data carrier.
Read the full article here: Java Mail API: Transforming Mail into Data Carriers For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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