Configuring visual administrator to send outgoing email from guided procedu

Dear all,
i am trying to configure my visual administrator to send email from guided procedure.
i have configure the smtp.server and smtp.service_user_mail in
caf/eu/gp/model.
hwever i still encounter error while testing my callable object to send email. can someone pls help me in this area.
may i knw what other configuration is needed to be done to allow sending of email?
If any one have successfully send email using guided procedure, mind shariing with me the step u have performed?
tks a million.

the smtp server i am using is "smtp.gmail.com"
I am wondering if i need to configure anything in the gp administrator workset to allow sending of email from gp?
somebody pls advice me in this area. I

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