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The java.util.Timer class permits timed execution of events. It is completely unrelated to what you want to do, like send mail.

There is a project over at Sourceforge that does exactly this for you. Never tried it myself, but you can grab it from http://sourceforge.net/projects/ol2mbox.more

The MimeMessage has a method called removeHeader(String name) This will remove all headers with a given name. Note that the folder the message is in will have to be opened READ_WRITE at the point...more

This class comes with the Sun runtime. As the package name of sun.net implies, it is non-standard and should not be used directly.

This class comes with the Sun runtime. As the package name of sun.net implies, it is non-standard and should not be used directly.

The proposed changes for JavaMail 1.3 are listed at http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/JavaMail-1.3-changes.txt.more

Not directly, though there is nothing to stop you from extending the library to support it.

Hotmail doesn't use POP / IMAP. Instead, it uses a WebDAV based protocol (aka HTTPMail). There is a provider under development at SourceForge at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jhttpmail/.more

Since the mailbox in lotus notes is just a notes database, you could use the Notes Java API supplied by lotus. Check out: http://www.lotus.com/developers/devbase.nsf/homedata/homejava. Also, Chan...more

You'll need to subclass MimeMessage and get the id from the subclass after the header has been created. I believe you'll be able to get the generated header/id from updateHeaders().

Not every service may provide POP3/IMAP/SMTP support. Even if so, they may choose to guard it for various reason. You need to contact a particular service provider for the details.

How to get access to the mailbox where user id contains space in it? I got few mail users created with space char in it (MS Exchange and Lotus Notes both). While same code works for the mail users ...more

The only pure Java solution for your situation is to enable IMAP gateway at your MS Exchange server and use the IMAP provider. You can also develop your own JavaMail provider (i.e. using any Java...more

The default (no-arg) toString() method returns the list unfolded. If you need the list folded, you can pass an int into the toString() method to indicate folding should be done and how many charac...more

According to RFC 822, folding is the process of splitting a header field into multiple lines.