Command-line to create conference rooms.

I want to script the creation of conference rooms. I also want to script the population of these conference rooms. I want to create the conference rooms with default access of NONE and add only the users that I designate to the conference room (either as READ, WRITE, or MANAGE). Can this be done?

How do you execute the Shell in -debug mode? I executed the Shell with the following commands:
1) go to domainims:/opt/SUNWiim/config/log4j.conf and set log4j.logger.xmppd=DEBUG,A1. It should be set to INFO right now, I believe.
2) restart the server
# /opt/SUNWiim/sadmin/imadmin refresh
3) start the Shell application
# bash
# cd /home/staff/user2/im (or /home/staff/user2) (look for Shell.java file)
# export classpath=./jso.jar:./jaxen-core.jar:./saxpath.jar:./xp.jar:./collab-service.jar:./log4j.jar:./
# java -cp $classpath -debug org.netbeans.lib.collab.tools.Shell
4) Type the following commands inside the Shell
imp> login
IM Service: domainimm.domainpriv.gov:5222
User Name: imadmin
Password: adminpass
imp> apc test2
The only error message that I received in the Shell was:
Cannot create conference:
I will email you the filtered xmppd.log files. The GUI log file shows the creation of the test2 conference while the Shell log file gives no error information after it tries to create the test2 conference room.
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