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Thanks a bunch

Roy
"R.F. Pels" <ruurd@acklin.nl> wrote:
>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.
>
>
>--
>
>Ruurd