Examples of org.springframework.richclient.exceptionhandling.JdicEmailNotifierErrorReporter

• org.springframework.richclient.exceptionhandling.JdicEmailNotifierErrorReporter
  dev.java.net/">JDIC library to access your mail client. To use and deploy this correctly, you need to have the correct native libraries for your platform and have them added to your VM startup (-Djava.library.path).

  The following libs are needed:

  • jdic-shared: this one is always needed, shared across platforms.
  • jdic-stub-{linux/windows}: platform specific java classes.
  • jdic-native-{linux/windows}: platform specific native libraries.

  During development, maven can add the correct jars to your classpath by using a profile that is os specific (see pom.xml of spring-richclient-jdk5). Note that you still have to add the native libraries to your environment. You can do this by unpacking the jdic-native-* file and setting the -Djava.library.path to that directory.

  In production the same setup should be used. A webstart app should use os specific and native dependencies to have the correct jars downloaded and the native library unpacked and added to the environment.

  @author Jan Hoskens @author Geoffrey De Smet

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