Sun Java System Messaging Server compatability with ipv6

Dear All;
I am planning to upgrade the network to ipv6, I would like to know if anyone knows about any issues with Sun Java System Messaging Server 5.2 running over an ipv6 network. Is such information posted anywhere on Sun's website?
Regards,
Marwan

As far as I know, no version of Messaging Server is compatible with ipv6

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I couldn't find any link to report bugs on the Sun Java System Messaging Server, so i guess i'll report it here:
Sun Java System Messaging Server currently doesn't support the ISO 8859-13 charset, which is the standard charset in the Baltic states. When a person recieves an email in that charset, every non-ASCII character in the message becomes absolutely unreadable when displayed in this webmail application.
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Hey! :)
I am feeling some bad vibes, here.Hey, sorry, I didn't want you to think it's personal. I didn't really mean to hurt you or whatever. You are trying to help and I do appreciate that. I really do.
The reason i'm a bit sad is about the policy of others:
First, i am not a provider of that webmail service i'm talking about. A big Lithuanian company is. Personally, I rarely use webmail apps at all, and even when i do, i use an app i internationalized myself. :). Meanwhile, i install Horde IMP as a webmail application for my small servers, and i'm satisfied with it.
The problem i described is literally not my problem. It's a problem of that big Lithuanian company mentioned above (and the users of its webmail system). I suppose this company does have that account already and, furthermore, they are the ones who should post to this forum or file a support request., and they are the ones who should be worried about that bug. However, reality differs. In reality, big companies in Lithuania don't care about correctness of their webmail apps too much. However, there are a few maniacs like me who do. We test their webmail apps, we contact them and describe them their problems and ask them to fix those problems. Sometimes, they do that, but in most cases we either don't get a reply at all, or we get something like "we'll take a look at it later". For example, lately, we had an issue with one of the most popular webmail providers in Lithuania skipping a MIME-version header. Fixing this issue is just a single line of code. However, we had to push them annoyingly for kinda few months until they finally fixed it.
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GlobalSign-Ext-CA CT,c,
*.xxxxxxxxxxx.edu ,,
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pop.xxxxxxxxx.edu u,u,u
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xxxxxxxxx.edu u,u,u
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Edited by: 810750 on Nov 18, 2010 8:08 AM
Edited by: 810750 on Nov 18, 2010 8:11 AM

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First, thank for the answer.
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