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WAP & WML

Notes and use servlet in this form:
http://your_host/servlet/WmlMailServlet
Template file is a text describes mail settings and template for mail. In this file you can set
address of your SMTP relay, smtp port, domain and describe contents for your letter. Appropriate
WML form will be composed dynamically according to settings in the template file.
When you describe your letter you can use meta-variables: $from, $to, $subject, $body. These
variables will be replaced by the appropriate field value from the submitted form. Letter will be
also composed dynamically, when you submit form in WML. You can also attach some files
saved on your server (e.g. price list from your company, your resume etc.)

Notes Template file has got free format, but description of any parameter must starts with
the appropriate reserved word on the new line.

Current version supports the following list of parameters:
 Mailhost: describes your smtp host. This parameter is mandatory
 Port: describes smtp port. By default it is 25.

 Domain: describes your domain. This parameter is mandatory
 From: describes source address.
 To: describes destination address.
 Subject: set letter’s subject

 Body: set letters body
 Attach: you can set here a list of files you want to be attached to the composed letter.
 After: you can set here an URL for some WML page user will jump to after mail sending.
 Encoding: character encoding for input parameters. Default value is ISO-8859-1

 Html: describes format. Possible values are true or false. If this value if true servlet will
send letter in HTML format. Default value is false.

Example: E.g. the simplest configuration file is:
Mailhost:smtp.your_company.com
Domain:your_company.com
Port:25

From:$from
To:$to
Subject:$subject

Body:$body
After:/index.wml
Another example: for some Short Message service you can describe field To as
To:$to@acme.com

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