Where's the mail jar

hi
when i use netweaver 7.0, i can use "Used DC" to add a DC named "mail".
now i develop with nwce, i can not find the dc anymore.
can anyone tell me where it is or which dc(name) i can use it then i can use javamail api.
should i use ext lib project to add and use javamail?
thank you.

Hi,
We need to add the external jar files to use the java mail api.
Please go through this thread.
Adding External Jar in a Webdynpro Dc
to know how to add the jar files to the webdynpro application.
Regards,
gayathri

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