Mobile Mail Application Preferences
You can manage the application preferences associated with the mobile mail application here:
Service Configuration
At this level, you can view and change default preferences for mobile applications as well as control which preferences users can edit themselves.
Within Service Configuration, application preferences are stored using two types of Access Manager attributes:
- Global These attributes establish global default preferences and control the ability of users to edit them.
- Dynamic These attributes establish the default pattern of information that is eventually stored at the user level.
Table 7, Service Configuration Attributes explains the preferences available in the mail pane on the right. The table contains two columns. The first column provides the preference’s name, and the second column describes the preference.
Table 7 Service Configuration Attributes
Attribute Description
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Functional Description
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Length of From Header to Display Via JSP
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A client-aware preference. Specifies where the From: line of a message is truncated.
The name of this global attribute is sunMobileAppMailJspFromLength.
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Number of Inbox Lines to Display Via JSP
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A client-aware preference. Specifies the number of message summaries to be displayed on any given page.
The name of this global attribute is sunMobileAppMailJspInboxNumLines.
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Number of Message Lines to Display Via JSP
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A client-aware preference. Specifies the number of lines of a message to be displayed on any given page.
The name of this global attribute is sunMobileAppMailJspMsgNumLines.
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Number of Folders to Display Via JSP
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A client-aware preference. Controls the number of folders to be displayed for the end user to select from on any given page, when picking a folder to view.
The name of this global attribute is sunMobileAppMailJspNumFolders.
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Length of Subject Header to Display Via JSP
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A client-aware preference. Specifies where the Subject: line of a message is truncated.
The name of this global attribute is sunMobileAppMailJspSubjectLength.
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Outbound Mail Charset
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Identifies what character set is used for mail the end user sends.
The name of this global attribute is sunMobileAppMailOutboundMailCharset.
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Default Mail Domain
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Specifies an end user’s default mail domain. Can be used to construct the From: line in a composed message. << Is it the end user who can use it (or change it) to construct the From line? Or does the admin force it to be used by setting it here? >>
The name of this organizational attribute is sunMobileAppMailDefaultMailDomain.
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Mobile Mail Application Preference
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Permits dynamic definition of mobile mail application preference defaults. May contain multiple sets of application preferences.
The name of this dynamic attribute is sunMobileAppMailConfig.
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Identity Management
At this level, you can view and change default mobile application preferences for any organization or user.
Values stored here are initialized as copies of the dynamic attributes stored at the Service Configuration level. For the mobile mail application, an organizational preference is stored here also.
Table 8, Identity Management Services Attributes explains the service preferences available in the mail pane on the right. The table contains two columns. The first column provides the preference’s name, and the second column describes the preference.
Table 8 Identity Management Services Attributes
Attribute Description
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Functional Description
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Default Mail Domain
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Specifies an end user’s default mail domain. Can be used to construct the From: line in a composed message.
The name of this organization attribute is sunMobileAppMailDefaultMailDomain.
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Mobile Mail Application Preferences
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Contains user-defined mail application preferences, when the Configuration Template allows this. May contain multiple sets of application preferences.
The name of this dynamic attribute is sunMobileAppMailConfig.
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Table 9, Identity Management User Attributes, explains the user preferences available in the mail pane on the right. The table contains two columns. The first column provides the preference’s name, and the second column describes the preference.
Table 9 Identity Management User Attributes
Attribute Description
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Functional Description
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Mobile Mail Application Preferences
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Contains user-defined mail application preferences, when the Configuration Template allows this. May contain multiple sets of application preferences.
The name of this user attribute is sunMobileAppMailConfig. Preferences stored here include:
- sentFolderCopy—Specifies which folder sent messages are to be copied to
- fromAddress—Specifies the end user’s explicitly defined From: address
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Predefined Replies
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A multi-valued attribute containing a series of predefined replies.
The name of this user attribute is sunMobileAppMailPredefinedReplies.
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E-mail Signature
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Defines an end user’s signature line.
The name of this user attribute is sunMobileAppMailSignature.
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Per Client Views
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Associates a specific client with a specific set of views.
The name of this user attribute is sunMobileAppMailViewClients.
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View Rules
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Defines a series of rules for filtering mail views.
The name of this user attribute is sunMobileAppMailViewRules.
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Views
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Defines a system for filtering mail views.
The name of this user attribute is sunMobileAppMailViews.
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