Mail Session configuration authorization

Hi,
I hava deployed the confirmer app from tutorial.
I got exception when sending a message saying I have to use authorization.
I know how to do it the hard way (in code obtain other mail session)
I tried to add a single property to the mail session, but it deletes all properties from java mail session ! (mail-from for example)
Why the container doesn't use auth info I give when setting user and pass in JNDI reference ?
How to add this property, so other aren't affected ?
Thanks.

I am not sure I totally understand your question. Are you saying that if you follow the instructions in the tutorial for the confirmer app, it does not work?
Please clarify if possible.

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