Re: JavaMail

Bruce Houghtron wrote:

>Any experience out there using JavaMail with JBuilder9?

JBuilder 9 is quite old, but the procedure for doing so under JBuilder 
2005 (which I'm using as a reference) should apply equally to JBuilder 9.

JavaMail should already be configured as a library in "Tools | Configure |

Libraries"; if not, it should be simple enough to add it.

You then need to add it to your project.  Under "Project | Project 
Properties", select the "Required Libraries" tab in
"Paths" and add 
"JavaMail".

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Kevin Dean [TeamB]
Dolphin Data Development Ltd.
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Any experience out there using JavaMail with JBuilder9? I notice in 
C:\JBuilder9\lib
there is an "activation.jar", and a "mail.jar" but when I
try to "import 
java.mail.*, or
import java.activation.*; I get package "java.mail" does not exist. I
tried 
changing
the import to "import javax.mail.*;" and got the same result.
I also tried "tools | Configure Libraries  select javaMail under JBuilder,

press add..
It shows me the mail.jar, select OK still nothing.
If you can point me to anything that might help me get the imports to work.
I've looked at the javaMail tutorial and understand the mail api itself, I 
just need
to get the imports to work in JBuilder..
Bruce Houghton

Thank you for the quick and helpful response.
It Works.....
Bruce Houghton
"Kevin Dean [TeamB]" <NkOdSePaAnM@datadevelopment.com> wrote in
message 
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> Bruce Houghtron wrote:
>
>>Any experience out there using JavaMail with JBuilder9?
>
> JBuilder 9 is quite old, but the procedure for doing so under JBuilder 
> 2005 (which I'm using as a reference) should apply equally to JBuilder 9.
>
> JavaMail should already be configured as a library in "Tools |
Configure | 
> Libraries"; if not, it should be simple enough to add it.
>
> You then need to add it to your project.  Under "Project | Project 
> Properties", select the "Required Libraries" tab in
"Paths" and add 
> "JavaMail".
>
> -- 
> Kevin Dean [TeamB]
> Dolphin Data Development Ltd.
> http://www.datadevelopment.com/
>
> Please see Borland's newsgroup guidelines at
> http://info.borland.com/newsgroups/guide.html