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Owen Green wrote:

>> The Activation Framework jar is imported as a package and is included in
>> an import statement in the program.  I can see it >is included when
>> JBuilder creates the classpath.

So you import the classes from mail.jar and smtp.jar etcetera so you can 
deploy it as one jar. The JavaMail documentation says you cannot do that, 
but actually you can. If you need for example smtp and pop3 in JavaMail to 
do your thing, you must include all the classes from the smtp.jar and 
pop3.jar, but you must also add the following property files from the 
JavaMail jar to your own jar otherwise it will not work:

        META-INF/javamail.charset.map
        META-INF/javamail.default.address.map
        META-INF/javamail.default.providers
        META-INF/mailcap

Actually what I did was to put imap.jar, smtp.jar, pop3.jar and mail.jar 
from JavaMail in one JBuilder library, Java Activation Framework in another 
JBuilder library and added them to the target jar telling it to include ALL 
classes. I also extracted the above files and placed them in a new META-INF 
directory directly below my source path and added all four of them 
manually. If you do this, it will work flawlessly.


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Ruurd