BTW can I get a survey of what your file.encodings and systems are? A quick way to find
out if you have beanshell in your classpath:
echo "System.out.println(System.getProperty(\"file.encoding\"));" | java bsh.Interpreter
The system where I had this problem is a redhat 6.x system. On a rh 8.0 t
JavaMail is 100% Java, so the Solaris version will work fine on Linux.
I've been using it in the Grendel project at mozilla.org for quite some
time now with no problems.
--Jeff
R MUTHUSWAMY wrote:
>
> hi all,
>
> i have downloaded javamail1.1.2 zipfile and in the README it has
> give
Hi,
we're currently using Javamail 1.1.2 on Linux and we never reported
incompatibility. I also believe that Solaris and Win implementation are
the same.
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> i have downloaded javamail1.1.2 zipfile and in the README it has
> given only the installation of the programs for only solaris and windows
> platform and where can i get the same for linux.
Not having played with JavaMail API yet, I would assume you get
the Solaris package, extract the
