Importing packages from java.*, omg.*, etc. gives me error messages

Question

Hi
I'm not a developer at my company, so I don't have the full-and-proper set up on my computer. However, I'm the spearhead of the javadoc initiative, and I build and update it on a weekly basis.
I get a lot of error messages in the following format:
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C:\se.1.1\lib\se\com\smartenergy\domain\UserNoCoverage.java:16: Class javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress not found in import.
import javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress;
I then get the following statement:
Too many errors. (The limit on reported errors is 100.)
Followed by more statements like this:
Internal error: IMPORTNOT*FOUND* javax.servlet.http.HttpSession - ignoring
I was wondering if I were to use the -link option and link my javadoc build to the javadoc builds of these imports (if there is any!), would it reduce these errors?
How do I get a relatively error-free build?
And after this is solved, there are more issues to come....
Thank you
Jane Sorensen

Answer 1

Well, in the words of our engineer, it looks like we'll leave the messsage unchanged...
There are many possible remedies depending on the intent of the person
using javadoc:
(1)     change your classpath
(2)     change your extension class path
(3)     change your boot class path
(4)     change CLASSPATH
(5)     change your source path
(6)     specify the class' source on the command line
(7)     change the extension class path