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20031231 Wednesday December 31, 2003

Send a Fax from Java? I'm looking for a (hopefully free) way to send a Fax from a Java program. I think the easiest way would be to send an e-mail to some sort of service that processes it and faxes it the recipient. Any suggestions? Posted in Java at Dec 31 2003, 11:37:12 AM MST 7 Comments

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I remember playing with something called RFax. They had a evaluation version that u could download without filling any forms.

Posted by Unknown on December 31, 2003 at 01:58 PM MST #

Matt, Here is a link to RFax eval: http://www.java4less.com/java_fax.htm. There are also 3rd part fax providers, e.g: http://www.ozefax.com.au/email2fax.html. Lastly, there is an open source product called HylaFax. http://www.net-foundry.com/java/gnu/hylafax/. I have not used these, so I don't have any idea on their ease-of-use/availability.

Posted by R.J. on December 31, 2003 at 02:17 PM MST #

I can recommend hylafax. We have used for a job for dot-com company. I didn't do the actual programming, I only installed it.

Posted by Jeff on January 01, 2004 at 04:35 AM MST #

Hylafax + Velocity templates + java mail API = java faxing bliss.

Posted by Chris Reeves on January 01, 2004 at 10:36 PM MST #

Hi I used javax.comm and rfax of java4less for sending and receiving Fax from java. But i got one error, " Receiver doesnot support T.4 " while sending Fax from one Java Application to Another Java Application. Please send the eg. and solution of this Problem. How to send and receive Fax from java Application Thanks to all.

Posted by Akhilesh Kumar on October 09, 2004 at 10:28 PM MDT #

You can send an online fax using fax to email services but most will not be free. Forget fax modems you have too many hassles receiving faxes on your voice phone number.

Posted by hermei on April 04, 2005 at 07:38 AM MDT #

utbox is a very reliable and cheap solution http://www.utbox.net/

Posted by Rhett on March 07, 2006 at 10:41 PM MST #

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