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So,I've this new requirement of generating email alerts to myself to get to know if my code is failing. The message body should be StackTrace of code failure.I've a DAO Class written in java with CRUD DB operation implementations.If my code fails at a particular operation i've to generate an email alert. How can i do it in Java ?

Hi I am a very simple flow,
Write a Simple mail class,access and use in in your Program Class in Exceptions

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