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Provisioning Two Accounts Example

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This example shows how to set up two e-mail accounts — one that uses an Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP) incoming server, and another that uses a POP server.

You can use this XML code as a template for creating your own provisioning documents. Copy and paste the code into a blank text file, edit the characteristic and parm elements to suit your needs, then save it with an XML extension.

<wap-provisioningdoc>
  <characteristic type="EMAIL2">
   <characteristic type="{D671C70B-8EE3-4881-8045-2AEE6F731B55}">
     <parm name="SERVICENAME" value="MyIMAP"/>
     <parm name="SERVICETYPE" value="IMAP4"/>
     <parm name="INSERVER"  value="Imapserver"/>
     <parm name="OUTSERVER"  value="smtpserver"/>
     <parm name="AUTHNAME"  value="alias"/>
     <parm name="AUTHSECRET" value="password"/>
     <parm name="DOMAIN"   value="oceana"/>
     <parm name="REPLYADDR"  value="emailAddress"/>
   </characteristic>
   <characteristic type="{4FE84006-9E8A-4158-864D-A2E1E98C3786}">
     <parm name="SERVICENAME" value="MyPOP"/>
     <parm name="SERVICETYPE" value="POP3"/>
     <parm name="INSERVER"  value="popserver"/>
     <parm name="OUTSERVER"  value="smtpserver"/>
     <parm name="AUTHNAME"  value="alias"/>
     <parm name="AUTHSECRET" value="password"/>
     <parm name="DOMAIN"   value="oceana"/>
     <parm name="REPLYADDR"  value="emailAddress"/>
   </characteristic>
  </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

See Also

EMAIL2 Configuration Service Provider Examples| EMAIL2 Configuration Service Provider

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