LinkToUrl MailTo

Hi All,
I'm trying to use LinkToUrl UI element in order to get a one click send mail link.
The reference attribute of the element is bound to a string value attribute with the value "mailto:<MailAddress>" ( I have also tried - "mailto://" and "mailto:
When I run the application i get the following error:
Processing HTTP request to servlet [dispatcher] finished with error.
The error is: com.sap.tc.webdynpro.services.exceptions.InvalidUrlRuntimeException: Invalid URL=mailto:<MailAddress>
Exception id: [000423886958006B000000FE000004D4000433CEB7C7C4FE]
any ideas?
Aviad

How do I activate it?
I have followed the instructions from note #864842, and it seemed ok.
<i>
e) An absolute URL has a protocol (URI scheme) of the list defined in the configuration property "sap.url.protocols". This parameter can be changed using Visual Admin Tool -> Services -> Configuration Adapter -> webdynpro -> sap.com -> tcwddispwda -> default.properties. URLs with a protocol other than the ones defined by the "sap.url.protocols" property won't be considered valid.
The entries of the "sap.url.protocols" property after installation of the Web Dynpro runtime are: http, https, ftp, mailto.
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