Re: Which application uses GNU JavaMail ?

Le 13 f=C3=A9vr. 06 =C3=A0 17:38, Chris Burdess a =C3=A9crit :

> Cedric Hyppolite wrote:
>> I ran the test with the latest CVS version for javamail and inetlib.
>> Same result, the listing is still looping.
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> It seems bizarre that the IMAP server would include the current =20
> folder in a LIST. I would try setting the session property =20
> mail.debug=3Dtrue and looking at the IMAP conversation.

Setting mail.debug to true or calling Session.setDebug(true) did not =20
enable the imap logger.
However I added to print statement, and the server response to the =20
list command only consist in repeating the listed mailbox.

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>> I am connecting to imap.free.fr
>> I don't know the IMAP server name and version... If you can =20
>> enlighten me on how to get it ?
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> I guess you could ask free.fr.
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Asked. I though you were thinking about a IMAP command for getting =20
the server name and capabilities.

I looked at thunderbird code and they list the IMAP folder from the =20
root using a '*' wildcard.
I tried this on the default folder and successfully listed all my =20
IMAP folders.

However the folder separator character is not interpreted in the =20
returned names...
That would be a way to read mails in all IMAP folders forgetting the =20
hierarchy thus seeing all folders under the root.

Cedric

>> Are there a lot of server-dependent issues making Gnu JavaMail not =20=

>> functional ?
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> As far as I am aware you're the only person who has an outstanding =20
> issue with IMAP.
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> =E7=8A=AC Chris Burdess
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