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- Deleted messages (POP3 protocol)
- New messages (POP3 protocol)
<emailPOP3Session variable>.NbMessage (Function) In french: <Variable emailSessionPOP3>.NbMessage Returns the number of incoming messages on the email server (POP3 protocol). This number of messages remains constant during the entire email session, even if new emails are received or if emails are deleted by EmailDeleteMessage. MySession is emailPOP3Session
nbMSG is int = MySession.NbMessage()
FOR I = 1 TO nbMSG
EmailReadMessage(MySession, I)
IF Email.Out <> True THEN
CU.NAME = Email.Sender
CU.MESSAGE_TXT = Email.Message
...
ELSE
Info("This message was deleted")
END
END
Syntax
<Result> = <POP3 session>.NbMessage()
<Result>: Integer - Number of messages received on the server at the beginning of current email session,
- -1 if an error occurred. To get more details on the error, use ErrorInfo.
<POP3 session>: emailPOP3Session variable Name of the emailPOP3Session variable corresponding to the email session to use. Remarks Deleted messages (POP3 protocol) - <emailPOP3Session variable>.NbMessage returns the number of messages on the email server before they are deleted.
- the message numbers are not re-assigned.
Therefore, if four messages are found on the server at the beginning of session, these messages are numbered from 1 to 4. If message #1 is deleted: - <emailPOP3Session variable>.NbMessage used in the same session always returns 4.
- Message 1 cannot be read by EmailReadMessage because the message does not exist anymore (only messages 2, 3 and 4 exist).
The message numbers are re-assigned during the next connection. New messages (POP3 protocol)
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