The integration of pakages javax.mail in J2SE

hello
Whatever one can help me to integrate javax.mail in J2SE, knowing that I have all the necessary jar files (activation.jar, pop3.jar, mail.jar) and that I was to put them in class path..
thank you

Hi
Try the following as a 'fix' of sorts.....
Copy the .jar files into the directories /lib and jre/lib/ext
This should enable your program to compile and run without problem.
HOWEVER, this is not ideal...you should follow the advice of the previous reply, and explicitly set the classpath during both compilation and runtime exection of your program as a best practice, otherwise you will find yourself in the frustrating position of trying to debug your environment should you try to deploy your program onto another system in the future!!!

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