How to insert API into NetBeans
[293 byte] By [Ar_Lynza] at [2007-10-2 9:44:50] 
Hello, i'm in the middle of doing my project using NetBeans as the platform. the problem is i don't know how to put JSAPI and JavaMail API package into my list of library in NetBeans.So, i hope somebody can give me a guide so that i can proceed with my project... thank you very much.
What exactly is your problem?
You cannot browse the necessary API using netbeans?
I don't use Netbeans, hence I am unable to answer this question. However, you can open the API using any browser (eg. IE, FF).
NB: This has nothing to do with Java Security Applications, APIs, and Issues. Actually, your question has nothing to do with Java. This is a Netbeans issue.
_bensmytha at 2007-7-16 23:50:23 >
Or, are you having troubles importing the necessary .jar files?Simply add these to your classpath. Or make them available system wide (by putting them in the relevant directory)
_bensmytha at 2007-7-16 23:50:23 >
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