Good morning,
I was out of luck and I did not find a solution. According to my Google search the
exception javax.mailNoSuchProviderException: smtp can be thrown in a various cases:
* There is no mail.jar on the classpath or no smtp.jar. But this is not the case because
mail.jar is on the classpath. Furthermore according to the javamail documentation mail.jar
includes smtp.jar normally and you either use mail.jar packed with all the stuff needed or
single jars like mailapi.jar and smtp.jar.
* There are several copies of the files described above in the classpath and they are of
different versions. But I could not find more than one mail.jar.
To verify there are no problems with the jars and Tomcat I created a web application which
just sends out an email using javamail and I deployed it to the server. This worked
without a problem.
I don't know jBPM sends e-mails from mail tasks. The javamail tutorial looks up a
JavaMail Session via JDNI. For my test I just used Session.getDefaultInstance(). So maybe
it is something related with this?
Any hints?
I think I am going to report this as a bug or not, Ronald?
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