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1. Creating new mail (default client) from Java/Windows    stackoverflow.com

I want to open the "new mail" view using the default mail client (i.e. open a new mail form in Outlook). But when I go

String cmd = "explorer.exe \"mailto:a@b.com?subject="+
   ...

2. How to open an email client and automatically attach file in java    stackoverflow.com

Possible Duplicate:
Java: Start Mail-Client with Attachment?
I need to create a java code that will open an email client (Outlook, outlook express , etc) and ...

3. Java: Open default mail application and create new mail and populate To and Subject fields    stackoverflow.com

Just wondering if anyone can help me with a problem I've come across in Java. Is there functionality within Java to produce a section of code that will open the default email ...

4. Validating multiple email addresses in a mailto: link    stackoverflow.com

I want a regex pattern to allow a mailto: link to have multiple email address I tried below pattern:

 "((href|src)(\\S)*?=(\\S)*?)?(\"|'|)(((mailto:)?(?:[A-Z0-9._-])@(?:[A-Z0-9.-])\\.[A-Z]([,;]\\s*(?:[A-Z0-9._-])@(?:[A-Z0-9.-])\\.[A-Z])*(</a>)?))"
example:
<a href = mailto:abc@abc.com,sdf@abc.com>mail me</a>;
Is this regex pattern correct?

5. Desktop.Action.MAIL encoding subject and body strings correctly for mailto: in URI    stackoverflow.com

I have a question specific to the Java Desktop API in Java 6, more specifically desktop.mail(URI uri).. I was wondering if there is a function one could use to ensure that the ...

6. inserting hyperlinks (http: and mailto:) in text/plain email JavaMail    forums.oracle.com

Hello I am trying to write some very lightweight email classes based on the JavaMail API. I regularly get emails where the header shows a MIME of text/plain and yet there are both http: and mailto: hyperlinks in the message body. I would like to emulate this, but I've looked all day for how to do this. Please could someone point ...

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