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javax.mail
class FetchProfile

javax.mail.FetchProfile

Most common way to construct:

FetchProfile fp = new FetchProfile();

Based on 77 examples


public class FetchProfile
extends Object

Clients use a FetchProfile to list the Message attributes that it wishes to prefetch from the server for a range of messages.

Messages obtained from a Folder are light-weight objects that typically start off as empty references to the actual messages. Such a Message object is filled in "on-demand" when the appropriate get*() methods are invoked on that particular Message. Certain server-based message access protocols (Ex: IMAP) allow batch fetching of message attributes for a range of messages in a single request. Clients that want to use message attributes for a range of Messages (Example: to display the top-level headers in a headerlist) might want to use the optimization provided by such servers. The FetchProfile allows the client to indicate this desire to the server.

Note that implementations are not obligated to support FetchProfiles, since there might be cases where the backend service does not allow easy, efficient fetching of such profiles.

Sample code that illustrates the use of a FetchProfile is given below:


  Message[] msgs = folder.getMessages();

  FetchProfile fp = new FetchProfile();
  fp.add(FetchProfile.Item.ENVELOPE);
  fp.add("X-mailer");
  folder.fetch(msgs, fp);

 

See Also (auto-generated):

Folder

Session

File


Nested Class Summary
static class

           This inner class is the base class of all items that can be requested in a FetchProfile.
 
Constructor Summary

          Create an empty FetchProfile.
 
Method Summary
 void

          Add the given special item as one of the attributes to be prefetched.
 void
add(String headerName)

          Add the specified header-field to the list of attributes to be prefetched.
 boolean

          Returns true if the fetch profile contains given special item.
 boolean
contains(String headerName)

          Returns true if the fetch profile contains given header name.
 String[]

          Get the names of the header-fields set in this profile.
 FetchProfile.Item[]

          Get the items set in this profile.
 

Constructor Detail

FetchProfile

public FetchProfile()
Create an empty FetchProfile.

Method Detail

add

public void add(FetchProfile.Item item)
Add the given special item as one of the attributes to be prefetched.

Parameters:
item - the special item to be fetched

add

public void add(String headerName)
Add the specified header-field to the list of attributes to be prefetched.

Parameters:
headerName - header to be prefetched

contains

public boolean contains(FetchProfile.Item item)
Returns true if the fetch profile contains given special item.

Parameters:
item

contains

public boolean contains(String headerName)
Returns true if the fetch profile contains given header name.

Parameters:
headerName

getHeaderNames

public String[] getHeaderNames()
Get the names of the header-fields set in this profile.

Returns:
headers set in this profile

getItems

public FetchProfile.Item[] getItems()
Get the items set in this profile.

Returns:
items set in this profile


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