You could always set PHOENIX_JVM_OPTS in bin/phoenix.sh, but I am not
really sure if you want to tamper with the SSL settings for the entire
James instance, as setting the system property at startup will affect
all usage of SSL initiated by James. If what you really want to do is to
add an additional trusted CA, you might be better off adding the CA
certificate to the VM's global keystore instead of using your own
keystore for trusted CAs.
Tor
Oliver Nolden wrote:
Hi,
I need to know how to pass VM arguments to a mailet. For example I want to pass the mailet this VM argument:
"Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=cert/client.truststore"
I read the available JAMES documentation and searched also in the mailing-list, but not find aynthing helpful. Could somebody help me please?
Oliver
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