Java Mail and Java Activator

I have problems to deploy the API's Java Mail and Java Activator
into Oracle 8.1.5 on a NT4 server.
When deploying the classes in the API's that has names beginning
with "com/sun/java..." everything works fine, but when trying to
deploy the classes starting with "javax..." I get error:
"ORA-01031 Unsufficient privileges."
The error occurs during the creation of the classes.
Does someone know why?
I have tried to unjar the jar-files, and rejar them again with
no compression, but this does not help.
/Lars-Eric
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Hi Mark
I wish to send email messages from stored procedure. I looked at
the "Java Stored Procedures Developer's Guide" but I am still
confused. I wrote a Java program (importing "javax.mail" package)
and then I called "loadjava": it did not work
I read this reply, but I do not understand exactly what you mean.
I am quite new to Oracle, and there are "tons" of things which I
do not understand.
Would you please explain me what I have to do to send email from
a stored procedure?
Thanks in advance, Carlo
email: [email protected]
PS: Sorry for my bad English
mark tomlinson (guest) wrote:
: In addition to loading JavaMail as sys in the database. You
also
: need to load the "invocation framework" that JavaMail depends
on
: (there is a link on the Javasoft JavaMail site to download the
: code).
: When you load java code as SYS you can pass the -s and -g
public
: options to loadjava to make sure that public synonyms are
created
: and that the loaded classes are runnable by all schemas:
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