JavaMail Api error 29521

Hi,
I have problems when attempt to load api to mail.jar and to activation.jar, the generated error is:
ORA-29534: referenced object SYS.javax/mail/internet/ContentType could not be resolved, in many classes
I use this command to load the api:
loadjava -u sys/sysstech@stech -o -r -v -f -noverify -synonym -g public mail.zip
I use Oracle 9 release 2 and j2sdk1.4.2_04
Thanks for your Help

user482060,
Try the "-genmissing" and/or "-genmissingjar" options of the "loadjava" command. See the Oracle documentation for more details on these options.
Good Luck,
Avi.

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Try the "-genmissing" and/or "-genmissingjar" options of the "loadjava" command. See the Oracle documentation for more details on these options.
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5) DAQmx read will try to read "number of samples per channel" number of samples each time is called - and if there is not enough measurement stored in buffer (step 4), then DAQmx read will wait until DAQ card will measure reaquested number of samples (or timeout occurs before requested number of samples has been acquired)
6) DAQmx read will be then called 1000 times - so totaly you will read 1000 * "number of samples per channel" number of samples.
You do not have to be worried about speed of the loop. In fact, if you need to read just 1000 samples, with 1kS/s, then you can remove for loop and you can change measurement mode from continuous to finite samples, and specify number of samples to read to be 1000. You will read them all properly. I recomend you to read User Manual for your DAQ device - lets say M Series User Manual.
I hope it is clear now.
regards,
stefo

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