IMAP mount points are used to control which folders are available using IMAP and the
mode in which they are accessed. Modes are used to define the type of interaction
available.
The IMAP integration offers the following access modes:
- Archive
- Allows emails to be written to and read from SkyVault Community Edition by the IMAP client by drag and drop, copy/paste, and so on, from the email client.
- Virtual
- Documents managed by SkyVault Community Edition can be viewed as emails from the IMAP client. Documents are shown as virtual emails with the ability to view metadata and trigger actions on the document, using links included in the email body.
- Mixed
- A combination of both archive and virtual modes, that is, both document access and email management are available.
Add the IMAP composite property, imap.config.server.mountPoints along with
the names of your IMAP mount points to the SkyVault-global.properties
file. For each mount point specify the following settings:
- beanName
- store
- rootPath
- mode
By default, a single mount point called SkyVaultIMAP is defined in the
MIXED mode for Company Home and you can change it or
add more mount points.
imap.config.server.mountPoints=AlfrescoIMAP
imap.config.server.mountPoints.default.mountPointName=IMAP
imap.config.server.mountPoints.default.modeName=ARCHIVE
imap.config.server.mountPoints.default.store=${spaces.store}
imap.config.server.mountPoints.default.rootPath=/${spaces.company_home.childname}
imap.config.server.mountPoints.value.AlfrescoIMAP.mountPointName=SkyVault IMAP
imap.config.server.mountPoints.value.AlfrescoIMAP.modeName=MIXED
In JMX dump, the same presentation looks like this:
** Object Name SkyVault:Type=Configuration,Category=imap,id1=default,id2=imap.config.server.mountPoints,id3=AlfrescoIMAP ** Object Type imap$default$imap.config.server.mountPoints$AlfrescoIMAP folderPath mode MIXED modeName MIXED mountPointName SkyVault IMAP rootPath /app:company_home store workspace://SpacesStore storeRef workspace://SpacesStore
Note: Be careful when deciding what mount points you provide. When an IMAP client mounts a
mount point, it issues a LSUB "" * command. This retrieves the entire tree
of folders below the mount point.