Sending flash content using javamail

hi
i have been trying to send a flash content by attaching the flash file and referencing in thru the "cid: " referance. This works very well with outlook express but fails in outlook2000. Could you suggest how this can be taken care of? Such a strategy for images works in outlook 2000. Local and web referances to the flash file also works.
Thanks in advance..
looking forward to some advice
DA

Hi buddy i am also facing the same prob if you have got the solution then please advice me as i require it urgently..
Rajesh

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It compiles fine but showing exceptions at run time.Please help me to remove these exceptions.I am new to this JavaMail and it is my first program of javamail.Please also tell me how to use smtp server.I am using MTNL 's internet connection having smtp.bol.net.in server.
exceptions are:
Here is exception
quote:
Javax.mail.MessagingException:Could not connect to SMTP host : smtp.bol.net.in, port :25;
Nested exception is :
Java.net.ConnectException:Connection refused: connect
At com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPTransport.openServer<SMTPTransport.java:1227>
At com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPTransport.protocolConnect<SMTPTransport.java:322>
At javax.mail.Service .connect(Service.java:236>
At javax.mail.Service.connect<Service.java:137>
At sms.send<sms.java:77>
At sms.main<sms.java:24>

Did you find the JavaMail FAQ?
You should talk to your ISP to get the details for connecting to your server.
In this case I suspect your server wants you to make the connection on the
secure port. The FAQ has examples of how to do this for GMail and Yahoo
mail, which work similarly. By changing the host name, these same examples
will likely work for you.

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