Unable to install Sun Java System MAPI Service Providers

I tried to install the outlook connector for Outlook 2003. I've got the following error message. It said that Unable to install Sun Java System MAPI Service Providers. I am using Windows 2000 SP3 platform
--- 2005/06/22 11:41 ---
11:41:26 [5365] Outlook version is 11.0.6359.0.
11:41:26 ERROR: [5501] Unable to find MAPI directory.
11:41:26 No directory "C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\LANGID" with LANGIDs: 1033, 0, 1033, 1033, 1033, 1033.
11:41:26 [5475] TMP directory is 'C:\DOCUME~1\admin\LOCALS~1\Temp'.
11:41:28 [5362] Checking Windows version.
11:41:28 [5363] Windows version is 5.0.
11:41:28 [5364] Checking Outlook version.
11:41:28 [5509] Checking default mail client.
11:41:28 [5508] Default mail client is 'Microsoft Outlook'.
11:41:28 [5178] Verifying that Outlook is not running.
11:41:28 [5179] Trying to login to shared session.
11:41:29 ERROR: [5501] Unable to find MAPI directory.
11:41:29 No directory "C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\LANGID" with LANGIDs: 1033, 0, 1033, 1033, 1033, 1033.
11:41:29 [5366] Checking whether Sun Java System MAPI Service Providers are installed.
11:41:29 ERROR: [5501] Unable to find MAPI directory.
11:41:29 No directory "C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\LANGID" with LANGIDs: 1033, 0, 1033, 1033, 1033, 1033.
11:41:31 ERROR: [5351] Unable to install Sun Java System MAPI Service Providers.
11:41:31 ERROR: Unable to install Sun Java System MAPI Service Providers.
Anyone can help for this? Thanks

I have used this method, but the dog gone service does not return a started status. It just keeps saying starting even after the service starts.
Download sc.exe from ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/reskit/win2000/sc.zip and copy
it to system32
Open a command line, change to C:\Sun\AppServer\lib and run:
C:\winnt\system32\sc.exe create SJdomain1 binPath=
"C:\Sun\AppServer\lib\appservService.exe
\"C:\Sun\AppServer\bin\asadmin-pause.bat start-domain domain1\"
\"C:\Sun\AppServer\bin\asadmin-pause.bat stop-domain domain1\"" start= auto
DisplayName= "SunJava domain1"
1. I'm no fan of windows and I prefer Solaris or Linux
2. Windows should have this tool as a part of the OS so I don't have to go hunt for it
3. I guess this solution is better than no solution at all :)

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