Ahvaz Web Development Company  

 The Technologies used: 

JavaMail, JavaBeans, Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP), HTML, CSS, JavaScript

 System Implementation
The web pages were manually coded using HTML and CSS to define the structure, layout, and 
visual presentation of the application. JavaScript was applied to perform client-side data validation,
ensuring that all input fields were correctly completed before submission.

JavaServer Pages (JSP) were implemented to capture and process customer input. The form 
data submitted through the JSP pages was received and handled by Servlets, which managed the 
server-side logic. The Servlets processed the data and dispatched the response to the appropriate 
JSP page for displaying the result to the user.

Email Functionality
It was implemented using the JavaMail API to enable email communication within 
the application. To “mail-enable” the system, the JavaMail API was integrated, providing 
a robust mechanism for and receiving emails.

The Address class
was used to represent sender and recipient email addresses.

The Message class
was utilized to define and manage standard email attributes such as subject,
 content, and recipients.

The Transport class
was responsible for sending the email messages to the designated mail server.

The JavaMail API 
is included in the Java EE platform but can also be used as an optional package
in Java SE,  making it suitable for both enterprise and standalone Java applications.