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Mail policy attributes

Understanding the Path, PznType, and PathType attributes is critical to working successfully with Mail policy nodes below the main (root) policy. The Path attribute is a key parameter that you need to specify when running the XML configuration interface to export, update, or delete child policy definitions.

The table includes examples that illustrate a hypothetical Mail policy hierarchy that consists of three levels of specialization under the main (root) Mail policy:

Attribute Data Type Description Example Values
Type String The abstract data type of the policy

mail

PathType String The path of this policy's type node

/

/Mail

/Mail/USA

/Mail/USA/USAManager

/Mail/USA/USAManager/USALocalityName

Description String Text that describes the policy

Policy manager for Common Mail portlet

Description for USAMailChild1

Description for USAMailChild11

Description for USAMailChild111

Description for JAPANMailChild1

PznType String The condition for the policy rule. Policy conditions in Personalization are called profiles.

Mail

USA

USAManager

USALocalityName

JAPAN

PznRule String

The UUID of the policy rule associated with the policy and controlled by Personalization.

Policy rules in Personalization are called profilers.Note: The policy rule itself is not imported or exported because the PznRule attribute value refers to the policy rule by UUID.
0eb8a680410500d58
afe9b529b63e68c

614135004105075d8
b029b529b63e68c

e0bb3980410509008
b049b529b63e68c
Editor String The portlet that is the graphical user interface for editing the policy and its settings

ibm.portal.PolicyEditorCPP

Path String The location where the policy condition is stored in the content repository

.

./USA

./USA/USAManager

./USA/USAManager/USALocalityName

./JAPAN

Title String The name of the policy

Mail

USAMailChild1

USAMailChild11

USAMailChild111

JAPANMailChild1

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