Sun Java System Messaging Server Administration Reference
The Messaging Server Administration Reference provides reference information about Sun Java System Messaging Server. Information in this document is provided about command-line utilities and configuration files. This information enables you to configure, maintain, monitor, and troubleshoot Messaging Server.
 | Note This guide contains some reference information about Messaging Server. Much of the reference information for Messaging Server 6.3 is also still applicable. See the Sun Java System Messaging Server 6.3 Administration Rererence where appropriate. |
- Preface
- Message Store Command-line Utilities
- configutil parameters
- Messaging Server Supported Standards
- Job Controller Configuration File
- MeterMaid Reference
- SMS Channel Option File
- Channel Options
Starting with Messaging Server 7, reference information about channel options (formerly called channel keywords) is automatically generated and provided on the MsgServerDocWiki site. - MMP Reference
Starting with Messaging Server 7 Update 3, reference information about the MMP is automatically generated and provided on the MsgServerDocWiki
Comments (2)
Aug 22, 2008
dean_long says:
Is there a way to control the default folder type that imsimport creates? If I ...Is there a way to control the default folder type that imsimport creates? If I create a folder from my IMAP client, the folder can contain both messages and sub-folders, but if I import messages to x/mbox using imsimport, then parent folder "x" is created as a sub-folder-only – it cannot contain messages.
Dec 24, 2008
kellyc says:
This is probably not the best place for this sort of question. The Sun Develope...This is probably not the best place for this sort of question. The Sun Developer Forums or our FAQ site, http://msg.wikidoc.info/ might be better.
But the answer is that Messaging Server really does not have the sort of distinction you describe. In Messaging Server, folders can contain messages and subfolders. What you are seeing is that you can create folder x/y without folder x actually existing. Messaging Server will create the appropriate structure to maintain the name, but there is no folder x. So to solve your problem, just create folder x either with any IMAP client or mboxutil -c.