Sun Java System Communications Services 2005Q4 Release Notes

Bugs Fixed in This Release

Bugs fixed in Communications Express 2005Q4.

Table 5–3 Bugs Fixed in Communications Express

Bug Number 

Description 

6263386 

Customizing webmail for specific domains causes Communications Express links to fail 

6265290 

Trusted circle SSO fails when inetDomainSearchFilter is configured in Communications Express

6267844 

During a hosted domain setup using Schema 2, incorrect domain appears during authentication failure 

6261129 

Idle timeout does not work with remote Access Manager 

6229297 

Message body is lost when trying to cancel Spell Check 

6229319 

JavaScript error when the 'Select folder' option is chosen from the drop-down menu in the 'Current' folder 

6208144 

The 'alias ' domain lookup in Communications Express does not work 

6179023 

Communications Express displays a wrong error message while traversing from Options to Address Book 

6204672 

Some strings are displayed in English in the “Compose Mail” windows when using Mozilla Firefox, for Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, or Traditional Chinese locales. 

6200222 

Some strings are displayed in English in the Compose window on Mozilla1.x, Firefox when preferred language is set to Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, or Traditional Chinese. 

6182987 

Incorrect translation for “Sent” folder name in Korean. 

6181721 

Messenger Express shows a blank page on Internet Explorer due to a JavaScript error. 

Important Bugs Fixed in Patch Releases

In addition to documenting fixed bugs and known issues in final product releases, this release notes also list important bugs that are fixed in patches provided after the final release of the product. The post release patches are available at http://sunsolve.sun.com/. Refer to the README file for each patch to see the list of bugs fixed.

Table 5–4 lists platform specific patches.

Table 5–4 Platform Specific Patches for Communications Express.

Platform 

Patch ID 

Solaris 

118207 

x86 

118208 

Linux 

118209 

Depending on the platform you use, you can apply the corresponding patch. For example, a fix in a Solaris patch 118207-60 will also be available in the corresponding x86 patch 118208-60 and the Linux patch 118209-60.

In this section we document bugs and patches that result in either a GUI change or require you to configure or change settings in the product for the patch to take effect. This section also describes the required steps you need to perform after applying the patch.

GUI: Communications Express Needs the Ability to Hide Calendar id (6371103)

Fixed in patch 118540-32.

Communications Express does not allow hiding of the calendar ids in the user interface. Many customers prefer to hide the uid attribute from the end-user for security reasons. The following screen shows the calendar uid (userID) of the user in the Current Calendar drop-down list. This is the default behavior:

Communications Express screen showing Calendar uids

This bug has been fixed by adding the following parameter in the uwcdomainconfig.properties file:

uwc-user-attr-hideCalId

This parameter is by default set to false. Follow the instructions in To Hide Calendar UIDs in Communications Express User Interface to disable calendar uids in Communications Express user interface. The following screen shows the calendar name (GivenName, Surname) in the Current Calendar drop-down list.

Communications Express Screen with the Calendar uids
disabled.

ProcedureTo Hide Calendar UIDs in Communications Express User Interface

  1. Change directory to uwc-deployed-path/WEB-INF/domain.

  2. Open the uwcdomainconfig.properties file in a text editor.

  3. Search for the parameter uwc-user-attr-hideCalId in this file and set its value to true.

    uwc-user-attr-hideCalId=true
  4. Restart the web container on which Communications Express is deployed.