GlassFish Server includes the Jakarta Mail API. Jakarta Mail provides access from Java applications to Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) and Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) capable mail servers on your network or the Internet.
Use the Jakarta Mail Sessions page to configure Jakarta Mail sessions.
For each Jakarta Mail session, the following information is provided.
A unique name that identifies the Jakarta Mail session.
(This column is displayed if only the default server instance, server, exists in the domain.)
A check mark if the resource is enabled, or an X if the resource is disabled.
(This column is displayed if any clusters or standalone instances have been created in the domain.)
The number of clusters and standalone instances to which the resource is targeted and how many of these targets the resource is enabled on. For example, "Enabled on 2 of 4 Target(s)" means that the resource is targeted to four clusters and standalone instances and that it is enabled on two of these four targets.
A description of the Jakarta Mail session.
The Sessions table also contains the following options.
Button to create a new Jakarta Mail session.
Button to delete one or more selected Jakarta Mail sessions.
Button to enable one or more selected Jakarta Mail sessions.
Button to disable one or more selected Jakarta Mail sessions.