How to do a JavaMail JNDI lookup

Can anyone point me to some thourough documentation or tell me how to do a JavaMail Session JNDI lookup on a Sun ONE server. I'm new to the whole thing and I can't find any decent documention on Sun's site.
Thank you

Hi,
Have a look at the javamail sample that is shipped with Sun one application server.
-Amol

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