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on 12/27/99 5:25 PM, Chong Yu Meng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How can I get servlets that use JavaMail classes to run on Apache JServ
> ?
Put mail.jar and activation.jar into your wrapper.classpath.
> 1. The class file for my servlet is in the correct directory. If I
> change the code so that it outputs the form contents, it works. If I
> import the JavaMail classes, I get a "Not Found" error. That means, for
> some reason, Apache JServ doesn't recognize class files with JavaMail
> classes inside. Am I correct ?
You are wrong.
> 2. I wrote an application that sends mail from the command line. It
> works. So it seems that the problem affects only servlets.
Bad hypothesis. The problem is your configuration. R E A D T H E F A Q.
-jon
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