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Commons Email example source code file (README.txt)

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The Commons Email README.txt source code

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Getting started:

1) Build the jar file

  If you have the source distribution you will need to build the jar file
  using Maven 2.  For instructions on downloading and installing Maven see
  http://maven.apache.org/.

  To build execute the command 'mvn package'.  The jar file will be built in the
  target directory.

2) Generate the documentation

  Run the 'mvn site' command.  The documentation will be written
  to the target/site directory.  The documentation has some examples of
  how to use this package as well as a FAQ.

3) Create source and binary distributions

  Run the 'mvn site assembly:assembly' command.  The source and binary
  distributions are created in the 'target' directory.

4) Use

  Simply include the jar file built in step #1 in your classpath.  Import the
  classes that you want to use and you are ready to go!

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