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6.6.37.0.1: Properties of JavaMail sessions
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Applies to Java administrative console of Advanced Edition Version 4.0
Applies to Web administrative console of Advanced Single Server Edition Version 4.0
Applies to Application Client Resource Configuration Tool
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Category
- Optional category for classifying this resource for your administrative records
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Custom Properties
- Name-value pairs for setting additional properties
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Confirm Password
or Re-Enter Password
- Confirm the password that you entered in the preceding field
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Description
- Optional description for your administrative records
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Enable Store
- Enable JavaMail sessions
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J2EE Resource Provider
- The JavaMail provider with which this JavaMail session is associated
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JNDI Binding Path
or JNDI Name
- The JNDI name for the resource, including any naming
subcontexts. This name is used as the linkage between the platform's binding
information for resources defined in the client applications deployment descriptor
and actual resources bound into JNDI by the platform
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JNDI Name
- See JNDI Binding Path
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Name
- Administrative name of the JavaMail session object
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Mail From
or Outgoing Mail Originator
- Value of replyTo field in mail messages sent through the
mail transport host. The Internet email address that by default will be
displayed in the received message as either the "From" or the "Reply-To" address.
The recipient's reply will come to the specified address.
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Mail Store Access Host
or Mail Store Host
- The server to which to connect when reading mail. This property combines
with the mail store user ID and password to represent a valid mail account.
For example, if the mail account is john_william@my.company.com, enter my.company.com.
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Mail Store Access Password
or Mail Store Password
- The password to use when connecting to the mail store host.
This property combines
with the mail store user ID and password to represent a valid mail account.
For example, if the mail account is john_william@my.company.com, enter the
password corresponding to john_william.
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Mail Store Access Protocol
or Mail Store Protocol
- The protocol to be used when reading mail. Should be IMAP.
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Mail Store Access User Name
or Mail Store User
- The user ID to use when connecting to the mail store host.
This property combines
with the mail store user ID and password to represent a valid mail account.
For example, if the mail account is john_william@my.company.com, enter john_william.
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Mail Store Host
- See Mail Store Access Host
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Mail Store Password

- See Mail Store Access Password
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Mail Store Protocol

- See Mail Store Access Protocol
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Mail Store User
- See Mail Store Access User
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Mail Transport Host
or Outgoing Mail Server
- The server to which to connect when sending mail. Specify the fully qualified Internet
host name of the mail server, also known as the SMTP server
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Mail Transport Password
or Outgoing Mail Password
- The password to provide when connecting to the mail transport
host. This property is rarely used for the default SMTP protocol. You
can leave this field blank unless you use a transport protocol
that requires a user ID and password.
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Mail Transport Protocol
or Outgoing Mail Protocol
- The transport or protocol to use when sending mail, such as "POP3", "IMAP4", or "SMTP"
The
default is set to SMTP, and usually you should not change it. To use a
different protocol, first install the required service provider, and then
enter the protocol name in this field.
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Mail Transport User
or Outgoing Mail User Name
- The user ID to provide when connecting to the mail
transport host. This property is rarely used for the default SMTP protocol.
You can leave this field blank unless you use a
transport protocol that requires a user ID and password.
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Outgoing Mail Originator
- See Mail From
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Outgoing Mail Server
- See Mail Transport Host
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Outgoing Mail Password
- See Mail Transport Password
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Outgoing Mail Protocol
- See Mail Transport Protocol
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Outgoing Mail User Name
- See Mail Transport User
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Re-Enter Password

- See Confirm Password
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