The mailproc-stop accessor stops the identified mailprocessor in a MailTransport.

A mailprocessor which has been stopped will cease to poll a mailbox for new messages but remains in the MailTransport and may be restarted with mailproc-start.

The MailTransport which receives the notification to stop the named mailprocessor is located dynamically and is discovered from the first instance of ffcpl:/etc/MailTransportConfig.xml in the current module address space.

For more information on the operation of the MailTransport see the MailTransport guide.