Hi,
I too faced this problem, when I was working with Weblogic. The reson was,
weblogic providers are old one and they won't suppport some of the features. What I
did was, I gave a new classpath in weblogic preclass path for provider.jar, before the
weblogic jar files. Thus, setting the classpath for providers, before weblogic does
that. This worked for me. You can try this.
Smita
Chan Mal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm encountering following exception on Email Object
> in my Jsp: javax.mail.NoSuchProviderException: No
> provider for Address type: rfc822
>
> I am running a websphere Test Environment in Visual
> Age . .... Please let me know the solution for this
> Excep...
>
>
> Thanks.
>
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