I can't use javax package

[JuanKiller69]

Hello... this is my first post...

Well I am new at java programming... I've using netbeans to practice my exersises in Java and so... what I want to ask... is how can I use the javax package? because I need it to program something in JSP, it's a webpage with an email box. Anyway, NetBeans doesn't let me use the package javax.*; What can I do?
I am using Tomcat 6.0 and I want to compile my class and put it into the folder of my webapplication...

Thanks for help!

[emiddio]

just guessing -- i have never used:
import javax.*

i have to go farther down the tree of packages to specify a particluar
one -- not try to import
them all.

also -- could be you need something from javaEE, not java SE;

gary

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From: "JuanKiller69" <address-removed>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 11:18 AM
Subject: [nbj2ee] I can't use javax package

[JuanKiller69]

Hello, thanks...

The packages I gotta use are...

javax.mail.*;
javax.mail.internet.*;
javax.mail.event.*;

and well... I've installed J2EE SKD :/ and I don't know what else to do damn it...

[emiddio]

those packages are part of javax.mail

and you have to add the jar that contains them to your project.

for glassfish v2ur2, and gfv301 -- the jar is mail.jar

located in lib of gfv2, and modules of gfv3,

or you can go to the javamail website and find them.

you have to get used to finding jars you might need -- not everything is
bundled into
a single easy to use super jar file.

you will run into this type of problem hundreds, thousands of times -- so
get used to it.

gary


----- Original Message -----
From: "JuanKiller69" <address-removed>
To: <address-removed>
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 1:13 PM
Subject: [nbj2ee] I can't use javax package

[JuanKiller69]

Ok, man... Thank you... the problem is solved...

This is what I did, in case someone else has the same doubt.

You create a new project in NetBeans... there in your project browser you will find a folder called 'libraries'... there you just right click, add jar, and then look for the JAR you need, in my case mail.jar, you can find it in.
C:\glassfishv3\glassfish\modules
or you can download it directly from the sun website.

Thank you for your replies...

See you latter.