Cant send command to SMTP Host

Hi,
I am sending an attachment using javamail concept.The attachement is working well if i give the host name as gmail,but when i change the smtp_host_name,it gives the error like Cant send command to SMTP Host.The error comes when it executes the following command Transport.send(mimemessage)........can any one find me a solution for this............................
Regards,
suba

Hi,
Thanks ..............I have gone through those FAQ'S and I got the output.....................
Regards,
suba

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