> I tried adding the project in Eclipse and it shows 100+ errors. So I
> have mainly been messing with the standalone folder..
> I tried to compile the .java file using the command javac
> MM7MessageSender.java and got this..
>
> MM7MessageSender.java:507: cannot find symbol
> symbol : class MessagingException
> location: class TaskThread
> } catch( MessagingException me ) {
> ^
> 94 errors
> 1 warning
>
The errors you are seeing is the project dependencies not being found by
eclipse. After you create the project, right click > properties > Java
Build Path, and select the libraries tab. Add the jars found in the lib
directory and the problems should all disappear.
The error you are getting above is due to missing dependencies that are
required to build the project. The compiler is scanning the classpath and
is not finding the class MessagingException, which is located in the
mail.jar, which is not by default in your classpath. If you want to do this
via the command line, you will need to use the -classpath arg of javac to
add the /lib folder to your classpath.
HTH,
Rich Kroll
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