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Take a look at the UTL_HTTP package if you want to send and get HTTP requests. I built a little cross database communication system using this and ASP pages. One database could post a message that would be picked up by another database across firewalls since HTTP is usually open. However I found that if java wasn't installed it would just hang and never return an error.
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 10:51 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi friends :
What can I do for send html text using UTL_SMTP.
I have knowledgement using normal text but not with html.
Regards.
Thanks.
Eriovaldo
eriovaldo.andrietta_at_widesoft.com.br
Brazil
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