Hello again -
I am still having major problems getting this to work in an OSGi bundle for me (via GF 3.0.1).
I have exhausted quite a few roads on this and am hitting a brick wall.
I have checked the mail.jar bundle that comes with gf, and all seems to be OK in there. I have updated my bnd files to match what is exported there as well (even directly importing package com.sun.mail.handlers;uses:="javax.activation,javax.mail.internet,javax.mail";version="1.4.3" to see if that would help).
I know the handlers are available - I even created one and tested it's dataflavor against the message that was created:
DataContentHandler dhmm = new com.sun.mail.handlers.multipart_mixed();
DataFlavor[] dtf = dhmm.getTransferDataFlavors();
for (DataFlavor tmpdf : dtf) {
log.debug(" isSupported? " + tmpdf.getMimeType() + ":" + message.getDataHandler().isDataFlavorSupported(tmpdf));
}
And it shows it is supported: isSupported? multipart/mixed:true
I have also tried getting the DataHandler from the message that was created, created a new command map that mimics mailcap and setCommandMap on the DataHandler with it, and still no avail - I always get:
Caused by: javax.mail.MessagingException: IOException while sending message;
nested exception is:
javax.activation.UnsupportedDataTypeException: no object DCH for MIME type multipart/mixed;
Has anyone else using Javamail inside a bundle not seen this issue as well? I have seen how some people combine the jars, make sure they jars are in the same place, but it seems with the bundle included in GF - the jars for JAF and Javamail are already combined - so that wouldn't be a solution here.
I was even thinking of just embedding the jar with my bundle itself, but that didn't seem to help much either (using the Bundle-Classpath to point to the embedded jar).
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
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Robert B. Weeks
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