Package com.compoze.mail

The mail package is a high level interface that defines a standard way to access a mail system.

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Description

Interface Summary

IAttachment	This interface defines an attachment.
IConnectionFactory	This interface is responsible for creating database connections.
IFolder	This interface defines a folder.
IMailAddress	This interface defines a mail address.
IMessage	This interface defines a mail message.
IMessageAttachment	This interface defines an attachment that itself, is a mail message.
ISession	This class defines a session to an Internet Mail server, and is the entry point into the Mail API.
MessageComparator.IAttributes	This inner class represents message attributes used for sorting messages.

Class Summary

AbstractMessage	This class provides a skeletal implementation of the Message interface, to minimize the effort required to implement the interface.
AbstractMessageFilter	This class is the base for a message filter.
AbstractSession	This class is a concrete implementation of ISession.
Body	This class represents a text body.
Exerciser	This class is an exerciser for the Mail package.
FileAttachment	This class represents a file attachment.
FileAttachmentServlet	This class is a servlet that writes the file attachment.
InternetMailAddress	This is a concrete implementation of IMailAddress.
MailLog	This class logs messages and debugging for mail.
MailLogFactory	This class is capable of creating MailLog instances.
MailProperties	This class encapsulates access to the mail.properties file.
MailResources	MailResources gets the instance of a ResourceBundle for the Mail package.
MessageComparator	This class can perform a comparison of messages.
MessageFilter
SessionFactory	This factory class is used to create session to an Internet Mail server.

Exception Summary

MailException

This exception wraps exceptions that can be thrown during a mail session.

Package com.compoze.mail Description

The mail package is a high level interface that defines a standard way to access a mail system. All protocol specific implementations are transparent to the user.

To begin using the API in this package you must first obtain a session to the mail server. See SessionFactory.getSession(java.util.Properties) for information on how to do this. The documentation for ISession gives further information on what to do next.