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To avoid the warning by having the classes present, you need
activation.jar and mail.jar (for the javax.activation classes and javax.mail
classes respectively). The axis documentation points to where you can get
them (and you can also find them through java.sun.com, I believe). While
they are freely available and useable, *presumably* there is some license issue
about redistribution, which is why, *presumably*, they must be downloaded
separately for each use in an installation and don't come built into the axis
package. (*Presumably* means I'm speculating...) You should check
the licenses that go with them to make sure they are suitable for your use if
you download them. If you're using axis inside a servlet container like
Tomcat, you may find that there are copies of mail.jar and/or activation.jar
already present in some common library directories of the servlet container and
you can do some classpath tweaking, or copy them into the axis subtree, to
avoid the warning. If you use axis inside a J2EE application server, the
needed classes are already present in the application server, as they are part
of the J2EE specification.
Jeff
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Title: Remove warning: org.apache.axis.utils.JavaUtils isAttachmentSupported
