Apps Class not found exception

[pedjasmek]

I am trying to send an email using javamail api.I have mail.jar,activation.jar and additionnal.jar added to the classpath.But when the app reaches the line where I create a MimeMessage object,it crashes and ClassNotFoundException is thrown for class java.awt.datatransfer.Transferable.Can anyone help how to fix this problem?Thanks!

 

[jonbonazza]

It's a possibility that the API is not supported by Android. Not all Java APIs will work with android.

 

[pedjasmek]

Javamail api works fine for connecting to pop3 server.I don't understand why it won't for sending emails

 

[jonbonazza]

Javamail api works fine for connecting to pop3 server.I don't understand why it won't for sending emails

It doesn't have anything to do with the functionality of the API... it has to do with how the API was written...

 

[pedjasmek]

Ok.Can you tell me a way how to send email using the account from the default mail app and then delete the sent email because I don't need that mail to remain in the device

 

[alostpacket]

Do the users realize you're trying to send and email and then delete it, with their account info?

 

[alostpacket]

This guys claims to have worked out a way of sending email without the default app:

Android Snippets: send email without user intervention

read here also:

Send email in background - Android Developers | Google Groups

If you use the default app you can just use the standard chooser method:
Sending email from android app - Stack Overflow

 

[pedjasmek]

Thanks.It worked.I have already seen the first example but it didn't worked before because I used activation.jar that already had and not the one given at the end of the example.