
2.2) JavaMail Support
Package: Sun JavaMail API (v1.5.2+)
URL: https://java.net/projects/javamail/pages/Home
Zip: javax.mail.jar
The jar file "javax.main.jar" from this download file should be installed into the Java extended library directory as
follows ('root' access required):
# cd /tmp/
# cp javax.mail.jar $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/ext/.
(Where "/tmp/" is the directory where "javax.mail.jar" was unzipped)
2.2.a) Mac OS X users:
On Mac OS X, the Java extended library directory may be at the following location:
$JAVA_HOME/lib/ext
This will allow the JavaMail driver to be available to all running Java code, and Tomcat servlet environments.
(Important Note: make sure the permissions on the library jar files are world-readable)
2.3) Apache "Ant" Build Tool
Package: Ant v1.9.4+
Download: http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgi
Zip: http://archive.apache.org/dist/ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.9.4-bin.zip
Note:
Make sure that the Ant installation 'bin' directory has been added to the PATH environment variable (see below).
2.3.a) Mac OS X users:
The latest Ant version is likely already installed on your Mac OS X system, so it may not be necesary to
download another copy of the Apache Ant. Your installed version of Apache Ant may be in the following
directory:
/usr/share/ant
2.3.b) Fedora/CentOS Linux users:
The Fedora/CentOS Apache "Ant" can be installed and used instead of downloading the "Ant" installation
directly from Apache. The command to install the "Ant" build environment on Fedora/CentOS is as follows
(must be 'root' to install):
# yum install ant
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