Pop3QuickDownloadMessage Method (String, String, String, Int32, Int32) |
Namespace: MailBee.Pop3Mail
public static MailMessage QuickDownloadMessage( string serverName, string accountName, string password, int index, int bodyLineCount )
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MailBeeException | An error occurred. |
This method does not delete any messages in the inbox.
The common use of this method is to quickly receive the message or its part when its index in the inbox is already known. For instance, QuickDownloadMessages(String, String, String, Int32) method was used to download headers for all messages in the inbox and build the message list where the user can click a particular message to view it in more detail. Once the user selected the message to be viewed, the application passes its index in the message list as a value of index parameter of QuickDownloadMessage(String, String, String, Int32, Int32) method to download the selected message or its part (if the message list index is zero-based, the developer should also add 1 to the index value).
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Static methods still require the valid license key to be assigned to MailBee.Global.LicenseKey property (by either setting in in the code or in the config file such as app.config). All samples in MailBee documentation assume the license key is already set in the config file. |
This method is not async, it's recommended (and in case of UWP platform it's mandatory) to use sync methods like DownloadEntireMessagesAsync(Int32, Int32).
This sample partially downloads the first message in the inbox (the header and the first 100 lines of the message source body are downloaded), and displays preview of the plain-text body of the message. This may be useful if the entire message is very large, and the user wants to take a look at the beginning of the body text in order to decide whether to download the entire message.
If the message has HTML part but does not have plain-text part, the plain-text version will be generated automatically.
// To use the code below, import MailBee namespaces at the top of your code. using MailBee; using MailBee.Pop3Mail; using MailBee.Mime; // The actual code (put it into a method of your class). MailMessage msg = Pop3.QuickDownloadMessage("pop.server.com", "login", "password", 1, 100); msg.Parser.HtmlToPlainMode = HtmlToPlainAutoConvert.IfNoPlain; Console.WriteLine(msg.BodyPlainText);