Sending images through Javamail

Hi all,
i hv come across one problem with javamail. i sending some files through javamail which might contain images. i hv send the images by using content_ids for the images. but the problem is that if the image path is absolute then only it works fine. bt if the image path is relative then it cant find the file specified.
what will be the problem .
thanks for ur advice.

There are a couple of things you can do. First is to go into the Edit -> Attachments menu and select Always send Windows-Friendly Attachments and also Always Insert Attachments at the End of Message.
The second thing you can do is to send your message as Plain Text instead of Rich Text. Rich text with inline images blows some email reader's minds.
To answer your second question, it is up to the receiving mail application to decide how to display the images. There's nothing you can do about it from the sending side.

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