public class Resources

Public Class Resources

using System;
using MailBee;
using MailBee.Pop3Mail;

class Sample
{
    // We set it to true only for the time while DeleteMessages is executing.
    // Alternatively, we could just enable logging only for the time of 
    // DeleteMessages execution and have it disabled at other times.
    private static bool    m_addEntry;

    // LogNewEntry event handler
    private static void OnLogNewEntry(object sender, LogNewEntryEventArgs e)
    {
        // Do not add log records which either do not apply to 
        // DeleteMessages or contain data transferred between the client 
        // and the server. This way, we filter all log messages which do 
        // not directly relate to this sample.
        if (!m_addEntry || e.NewEntry.MessageType != LogMessageType.Info)
        {
            e.NewEntry.AddThisEntry = false;
        }
    }

    // The actual code
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        Pop3 pop = new Pop3();

        // Subscribe to the LogNewEntry to filter out unnecessary log records.
        pop.LogNewEntry += new LogNewEntryEventHandler(OnLogNewEntry);

        // Connect to the POP3 server and log in the user account.
        pop.Connect("mail.domain.com");
        pop.Login("jdoe", "secret");

        // Enable logging after already connected to the server.
        // Alternatively, we could move this code above pop.Connect 
        // and set m_addEntry=false there.
        pop.Log.Enabled = true;
        pop.Log.Filename = @"C:\Temp\pop3_log.txt";
        pop.Log.Clear();

        // Will add the records produced by DeleteMessages, to the log.
        m_addEntry = true;

        // Flag the messages as deleted using Resources class.
        pop.Log.WriteLine("The following 2 log records are added using standard resources");
        pop.DeleteMessages(1, 3);

        // We do not want to overburden the log with ResetDeletes results.
        m_addEntry = false;
        pop.ResetDeletes();

        // Flag the messages as deleted using MyResources class.
        Resources.Instance = new MyResources();
        m_addEntry = true;
        pop.Log.WriteLine(null);
        pop.Log.WriteLine("The following 2 log records are added using MyResources");
        pop.DeleteMessages(1, 3);

        // We do not want to overburden the log with ResetDeletes and Disconnect results.
        m_addEntry = false;
        pop.ResetDeletes();

        pop.Disconnect();
    }
}

// Derive our resources class from Resource and override the properties 
// which return the string values used to log DeleteMessages method progress.
class MyResources : Resources
{
    public override string Log_Pop3DeletedMessagesStartIndex0Count1
    {
        get { return "{1} message(s) starting at {0} flagged as deleted."; }
    }

    public override string Log_Pop3WillDeleteMessagesStartIndex0Count1
    {
        get { return "Will flag {1} message(s) starting at {0} as deleted."; }
    }
}

// After running this code, C:\Temp\pop3_log.txt file should look like below.
[00:41:02.54] [USER] The following 2 log records are added using standard resources
[00:41:02.55] [INFO] Will mark messages (startIndex=1, count=3) as deleted.
[00:41:02.56] [INFO] Messages (startIndex=1, count=3) marked as deleted.
[00:41:02.56] [USER] 
[00:41:02.57] [USER] The following 2 log records are added using MyResources
[00:41:02.57] [INFO] Will flag 3 message(s) starting at 1 as deleted.
[00:41:02.57] [INFO] 3 message(s) starting at 1 flagged as deleted.

Imports System
Imports MailBee
Imports MailBee.Pop3Mail

Class Sample
    ' We set it to true only for the time while DeleteMessages is executing.
    ' Alternatively, we could just enable logging only for the time of 
    ' DeleteMessages execution and have it disabled at other times.
    Private Shared m_addEntry As Boolean

    ' LogNewEntry event handler
    Private Shared Sub OnLogNewEntry(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As LogNewEntryEventArgs)

        ' Do not add log records which either do not apply to 
        ' DeleteMessages or contain data transferred between the client 
        ' and the server. This way, we filter all log messages which do 
        ' not directly relate to this sample.
        If (Not m_addEntry) Or (e.NewEntry.MessageType <> LogMessageType.Info) Then
            e.NewEntry.AddThisEntry = False
        End If
    End Sub

    ' The actual code
    Shared Sub Main(ByVal args As String())
        Dim pop As New Pop3

        ' Subscribe to the LogNewEntry to filter out unnecessary log records.
        AddHandler pop.LogNewEntry, AddressOf OnLogNewEntry

        ' Connect to the POP3 server and log in the user account.
        pop.Connect("mail.domain.com")
        pop.Login("jdoe", "secret")

        ' Enable logging after already connected to the server.
        ' Alternatively, we could move this code above pop.Connect 
        ' and set m_addEntry=false there.
        pop.Log.Enabled = True
        pop.Log.Filename = "C:\Temp\pop3_log.txt"
        pop.Log.Clear()

        ' Will add the records produced by DeleteMessages, to the log.
        m_addEntry = True

        ' Flag the messages as deleted using Resources class.
        pop.Log.WriteLine("The following 2 log records are added using standard resources")
        pop.DeleteMessages(1, 3)

        ' We do not want to overburden the log with ResetDeletes results.
        m_addEntry = False
        pop.ResetDeletes()

        ' Flag the messages as deleted using MyResources class.
        MailBee.Resources.Instance = New MyResources
        m_addEntry = True
        pop.Log.WriteLine(Nothing)
        pop.Log.WriteLine("The following 2 log records are added using MyResources")
        pop.DeleteMessages(1, 3)

        ' We do not want to overburden the log with ResetDeletes and Disconnect results.
        m_addEntry = False
        pop.ResetDeletes()

        pop.Disconnect()
    End Sub
End Class

' Derive our resources class from Resource and override the properties 
' which return the string values used to log DeleteMessages method progress.
Class MyResources
    Inherits MailBee.Resources
    Public Overrides ReadOnly Property Log_Pop3DeletedMessagesStartIndex0Count1() As String
        Get
            Return "{1} message(s) starting at {0} flagged as deleted."
        End Get
    End Property

    Public Overrides ReadOnly Property Log_Pop3WillDeleteMessagesStartIndex0Count1() As String
        Get
            Return "Will flag {1} message(s) starting at {0} as deleted."
        End Get
    End Property
End Class

' After running this code, C:\Temp\pop3_log.txt file should look like below.
[00:41:02.54] [USER] The following 2 log records are added using standard resources
[00:41:02.55] [INFO] Will mark messages (startIndex=1, count=3) as deleted.
[00:41:02.56] [INFO] Messages (startIndex=1, count=3) marked as deleted.
[00:41:02.56] [USER] 
[00:41:02.57] [USER] The following 2 log records are added using MyResources
[00:41:02.57] [INFO] Will flag 3 message(s) starting at 1 as deleted.
[00:41:02.57] [INFO] 3 message(s) starting at 1 flagged as deleted.