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Re: JavaMail/JMTA help request
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Re: JavaMail/JMTA help request


  • Subject: Re: JavaMail/JMTA help request
  • From: Nathan Dumar <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2004 18:07:53 -0500

Colin and Ralph,

Good news. I won't have to mess around with any of it. I just heard back from Systame(.com), who I intend to deploy with very soon, and they already have the jars I need in the /Library/Java/Extensions directory. Great response time from them, too.

Thanks for your help, though. I'm going to flag your messages in case I do need to include them with the build someday.

Take care,
Nathan


On Nov 3, 2004, at 2:41 PM, Ralph Scheuer wrote:


Am 03.11.2004 um 17:26 schrieb Colin Clark:

2. Add the Jar to your project. Merge the contents of the jar with your project by going to the Targets tab, choosing the Application Server target, selecting Frameworks & Libraries, and clicking the "Merge" checkbox for your jar.


Don't merge the jars. You'll run into trouble if you do it. I don't remember what sort of trouble but it simply doesn't work with the JavaMail jars and gives you a strange error message.


1. copy the jars to a "Java" subfolder inside your project folder.
2. Add the jars to your app server target.
3. Add a "copy files" build phase to the application server target. In the "where" dropdown, select "Resources" and enter "Java" into the "Sub-" text field.
4. Drag and drop the jars to the "Files" area.
5. Build and run your project


Off the top of my head, I cannot remember whether I had to include the jars in the <ProjectName> target as well and if this also works for applications (I have only done this with frameworks).

Your advantage with this method: everything is self-contained, no need to install the jars anywhere else.
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