Send email with attachment of excel sheet in wicket - wicket

I have generated excelsheet using jexcel api on download button but now I want to save it on webapp folder like webapp/excel/report.xls.
so that further i can use it to attach with email.
Any ideas to achieve this task?

You should probably save it to a temporary file if you need to save it at all. Google JavaMail to see how to send emails. Sending emails has nothing to do with Wicket btw.

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If I understood it correctly, you want to send an email with attachment in pdf and this pdf will have same text/data as that in email body, right?
If that is the case then don't you think "Include Report" with "Render Format" in PDF will give you desired result?