Bonjour ..
Are you sur that you have the 'activation.jar' in your classpath ???
It is necessary for the JavaMail API, but I don't know why ...!!
Claude honnore ..
>Hello,
>I had to write an application(serlvet) that would need to use the
>JavaMail API. I
>downloaded it and unzipped it. One of the files was the mail.jar which
>contained all the classes. Now, I imported the mail.jar file into VAJ.
>Now,
>I wrote my application in VAJ and tested it using the WebSphere test
>environment and everything worked fine. Now, I exported the
>application to
>the actual WebSphere running on the production server and tried to
>test the
>application and I am getting the following error:
>Problem sending mesage: javax.mail.NoSuchProviderException: No
>provider for
>Address type: rfc822
>
>According to the NOTES that came with the JavaMail API, the following is
>mentioned:
>Your problem: NoSuchProviderException - No such provider for RFC822.
>Our response: You unjar'ed mail.jar. Don't.
>
>I have definitely not unjar'ed mail.jar.
>Any suggestions/ideas on whats going wrong?
>Appreciate it.
>Thanks,
>J
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