<s1 title="Mailing Forms"><p>A convenient way of gathering form data is simply to mail the formresults to a mailbox.  Mail is the most effective push technology.</p><p>Sending mail with Resin is just like writing to a file.  Resinrecycles APIs to reduce information pollution.  Its VFS (virtual filesystem) extends and simplifies java.io.  Sending mail is just likewriting to a file.  Resin's <code/Path/> class is like <code/File/> andits <code/WriteStream/> is a combination of <code/OutputStream/> and<code/PrintWriter/>. </p><example>&lt;%@ page language=java %>&lt;%@ page import='com.caucho.vfs.*' %>&lt;%@ page import='java.util.*' %>&lt;%Path mail;mail = Vfs.lookup("mailto:survey?subject='Colors'");WriteStream os = mail.openWrite();Enumeration e = request.getParameterNames();while (e.hasMoreElements()) {  String key = (String) e.nextElement();  String value = request.getParameter(key);  os.println(key + ": " + value);}os.close();%&gt;&lt;h1&gt;Thank you for your response.&lt;/h1&gt;</example><results>name: Kermit the Frogcolor: green</results><p>The example mails results to a user named <var/survey/> on the webserver.  The subject of the mail is <var/Colors/>.  Scripts can addtheir own mail headers, including <var/cc/>, <var/bcc/>, and even<var/from/>.  To add multiple headers, separate them by<var/&amp;/>.</p><example>Vfs.lookup("mailto:you?subject=test&bcc=me");</example></s1>