The question is , if the mail.jar, activation.jar are part of the Servlet container
(engine)
class path.
For Apache / JServ did you add it to the `wrapper.classpath' in to the config file
`jserv.properties;
For Tomcat you may have to stick the jars directly in `<TOMCAT-HOME>/lib'
I found tomcat 3.1 a bit flaky here.
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Subject: JavaMail Help
Hi All,
Please help. I am getting this return code with my SendMail Program
using the JavaMail 1.1.3 package.
It seems to be complaining about a class not existing (the javamail is
defined in my $CLASSPATH).
The SendMail.java compiles with no errors. Are there properties that
I am not setting here?
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Here's the 500 message:
Error: 500
Location: /my/servlet/SendMail
Internal Servlet Error:
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