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--- pub:imail [2021/09/30 10:06] – [Work with Log] kkramer
+++ pub:imail [2021/10/05 09:57] – [Configure Environment] kkramer
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 The first portion of this display shows only the System i information useful for licensing and compatibility purposes. The lower half, Maintenance Information, enables the configurable settings to be changed. By in large, these settings will retain the default shipped values. However, to be as configurable, these values are exposed and may be changed.
-  * Target IFS Directory - The target IFS directory contains the path off the root directory that will retain iMail attachements.
+  * Target IFS Directory - The target IFS directory contains the path off the root directory that will retain iMail attachments.
   * Default Library - The default library contains the library that iMail will refer to as a current library. In this way, iMail may be relocatable to another library defined by this value.
-  * Default Code Page - This is useful for globalization purposes. Should you be running this software on a non United States system, and another code page needs to be used to accomodate your language, the code page can be set here.
+  * Default Code Page - This is useful for globalization purposes. Should you be running this software on a non United States system, and another code page needs to be used to accommodate your language, the code page can be set here.
-  * DIF File Code Page - The DIF file code page is essentially the same setting as above, but for a specifice file conversion of datatabase to DIF (Data interchange Format).
+  * DIF File Code Page - The DIF file code page is essentially the same setting as above, but for a specific file conversion of database to DIF (Data interchange Format).
   * JAR Files directory - If the path is blank, then the Java ARchive files are saved in the default directory: /QIBM/USERDATA/JAVA400/EXT. If specified here, they are save in the specified directory.
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-Note:You can check the existence of ifdjava.jar in /QIBM/UserData/Java400/ext with the command: <br> WRKLNK ‘/QIBM/UserData/Java400/ext/ifdjava.jar’. <br>
+Note: You can check the existence of ifdjava.jar in /QIBM/UserData/Java400/ext with the command: <br> WRKLNK ‘/QIBM/UserData/Java400/ext/ifdjava.jar’. <br>
-If the JAR file is missing from your system, you can reatore it with the following command:
+If the JAR file is missing from your system, you can restore it with the following command:
  RST DEV('/qsys.lib/<i>currentiMaillibrary</i>.lib/jarfiles.file') OBJ(('/qibm/userdata/java400/ext/ifdjava.jar'))
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+If a path is not specified in the iMail configuration, you can use CLASSPATH to specify the ifdjava.jar at the system level and when any java job is started, ifdjava.jar is loaded accordingly.
+**Note:** If not using the JAVA iMail option to send emails you can ignore CLASSPATH, but some RPG options still require JAVA.  i.e. if using iMail to send a Data Base file to XML a JAVA method is utilized.  If the ifdjava.jar file resides in QIBM you do not need CLASSPATH.
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