7.4.1 Create JavaMail Session

This topic explains the systematic instructions to create JavaMail session.

To configure the JavaMail session, follow the steps below:

  1. Start the Administrative Console of the WebLogic application server. Enter the Oracle WebLogic Admin Console URL in the address bar in an internet browser. For example: http://10.10.10.10:1001/console.
    The Oracle Weblogic Server - Welcome screen displays.

    Figure 7-77 Oracle Weblogic Server - Welcome


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  2. Specify the WebLogic administrator Username, Password and click Log In.
    The Oracle Weblogic Server - Home Page screen displays.

    Figure 7-78 Oracle Weblogic Server - Home page


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  3. On the left pane, under Domain Structure, expand Services and Click Mail Sessions under it.
  4. Click the Lock & Edit button.
    The Summary of Mail Sessions screen displays.

    Figure 7-79 Summary of Mail Sessions


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  5. Click the New button.
    The Create a New Mail Session screen displays.

    Figure 7-80 Create a New Mail Session


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    For more information, refer to the fields description table.

  6. Click Next.
    Create a New Mail Session - Targets screen displays.

    Figure 7-81 Create a New Mail Session - Targets


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  7. Check the box against the required servers and click Finish to complete the configuration.
    The fcubs.properties file needs to be updated with the encrypted values of
    • SMTP_HOST
    • SMTP_USER
    • SMTP_PASSWORD
    • SMTP_JNDI

    This can be achieved using the Oracle Universal Banking Installer.

  8. Click the Activate Changes button under the Change Center to activate the current mail session settings.
    The message displays on the Summary of JDBC Data Sources - Activate Changes Message confirming that All the changes have been activated. No restarts are necessary.

    Figure 7-82 Summary of Mail Sessions - Activate Changes Message


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The JavaMail Session is created.

Parent topic: Configure Mail Session in Weblogic