Problem installing java mail api1.4.1

i installed javamail api1.4.1 by unzipping and setting the classpath for activation(of JAF) and mail(of JavaMail API).. but when i compile a sample program(progname is msgsend) which already exists in the mainAPI directory, i get a message saying-
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javaapplication13_email/msgsend
Exception in thread "main"
i'm not able to figure out the problem..

I'm guessing you're a beginning Java programmer and you're confused about how directories
and package names work.
Did you put the source code in a "javaapplication13_email" directory? Did you modify the
source code to add a "package javaapplication13_email;" statement?
Are you using the command line "javac" program to compile?
In the directory where msgsend.java is, using "javac msgsend.java" should compile it.
If it's still not working for you, provide more details about what you're doing.

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Mark

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I am entirely new to the Java language and environment. I am trying to install the JSE 8.1. First I installed JDK 6.4 (jdk-6u4-windows-i586-p.exe), which seemed to go OK. Then I attempted to install the JSE (jstudio_ent81-ml-windows.exe).
First, it did not find a JRE and prompted me to specify, which I did (specified the java.exe within the JDK (Program Files/java/jdk1.6.0_04/bin). The installation continued for a while and then it tells me that "it cannot run the installer in graphical mode - check the DISPLAY environment variable". At this point is closes and that's the end of it. I see no trace of either the JDK nor the JSE in the Start/Programs folder.
Am I doing something wrong? Is Vista a non-starter?
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Kevank,
Thank you for trying out Sun-sponsored Java developer tools. However in the case of Java Studio Enterprise (JSE) there are two issues here:
1) JSE is not supported on the Windows Vista OS and probably will not run correctly even if it were installable, see http://developers.sun.com/jsenterprise/reference/docs/jse8_1/sjse_relnotes81.html and
2) The latest Java developer tools technology is to be found in the free NetBeans 6.0 IDE at http://www.netbeans.org/ . It is strongly recommended, especially if you are a developer new to Java, that you start out using the NetBeans IDE, which is not only supported on Vista (see http://www.netbeans.org/community/releases/60/relnotes.html#system_requirements ), but also contains the Java Enterprise application development features found in JSE, see http://www.netbeans.org/features/ .
If you have any questions on this please feel free to let us know on the forum.
Regards,
-Brad Mayer

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