Hello,

I have exactly the same problem

Pop3.jar must be used with a javamail.properties files stored in
JAVA_HOME... but on my setting (NT4SP4) it doesn't seem to work (or I
doesn't seem to be able to make it work :-))

Javamail standard providers (SMTP) work like a charm, but adding new
providers seems a little bit confusing...


Le 09:23 12/09/99 -0700, Craig R. McClanahan a �crit:
>Peivareh wrote:
>
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Now my servlet returns me some information so I can get the properties
> > invoking "props.list(out)" but errors occure wenn the servlet tries this
> > line:
> >             store = session.getStore(protocol);
> > The error is: No provider for pop3
> >
> > But the same program works as an application on the same machine with no
> > problem!!
> >
>
>One possible cause for this would be if the "pop3.jar" file was not on the
>class path used by your servlet engine to execute servlets.  How this is
>configured depends on what servlet engine you are using -- but some engines do
>not use the CLASSPATH environment variable (or the "java.class.path"
>property), so you will need to check the docs on your servlet engine for more
>information.
>
>Of course, you will need the "mail.jar" file as well, to use the basic
>JavaMail classes and interfaces.
>
>Craig McClanahan

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