Defining the mail configuration properties

Define the mail configuration properties. You can change the contents that are defined when a new mail configuration is created.

For an overview of property setting procedures, see 3.5 Property settings using the property file. The definition of the mail configuration properties is as follows:

Organization of this subsection: (1) Property file to be edited; (2) Acquiring the property file to be edited and setting the attributes; (3) Attribute settings to be edited

(1) Property file to be edited

(2) Acquiring the property file to be edited and setting the attributes

Acquiring the property file

Execute the following command to acquire a mail property file:

Execution format

 
cjgetresprop [server-name] [-nameserver provider-URL] -type mail -resname display-name-of-mail -c path-of-mail-property-file

Example of execution

cjgetresprop MyServer -type mail -resname Mail -c MailProp.xml

Setting the attributes

Execute the following command to apply a mail property file:

Execution format

 
cjsetresprop [server-name] [-nameserver provider-URL] -type mail -resname display-name-of-mail -c path-of-mail-property-file

Example of execution

cjsetresprop MyServer -type mail -resname Mail -c MailProp.xml

(3) Attribute settings to be edited

The following table describes the settings for the mail configuration properties:

Items	Corresponding tags
E-mail address of the E-mail sender	<from>
Host name or IP address of the SMTP mail server	<server>
Optional name information^#	<resource-external-property>

#: Specify the following items in the optional name information (<resource-external-property>):

Items in optional name information	Mandatory	Corresponding tags
Optional name of resources	Y	<optional-name>
Resource authentication method	O	<res-auth>
Scope of resource sharing	O	<res-sharing-scope>

Legend:: Y: Mandatory; O: Optional

For details on the property settings, see 4.3 Mail property file in the uCosminexus Application Server Application and Resource Definition Reference Guide.

6.3.2 Defining the mail configuration properties

(1) Property file to be edited

(2) Acquiring the property file to be edited and setting the attributes

Acquiring the property file

Setting the attributes

(3) Attribute settings to be edited