javax.mail.event

Class MessageCountEvent

public class MessageCountEvent extends MailEvent

A change in the number of messages in a folder.

Version: 1.3

Field Summary
static int	ADDED Messages were added to the folder.
protected Message[]	msgs The messages.
protected boolean	removed If true, this event is the result of an explicit expunge by this client.
static int	REMOVED Messages were removed from the folder.
protected int	type The event type.

Constructor Summary
	MessageCountEvent(Folder source, int type, boolean removed, Message[] msgs) Constructor.

Method Summary
void	dispatch(Object listener) Invokes the appropriate listener method.
Message[]	getMessages() Returns the messages that were added or removed.
int	getType() Returns the type of this event.
boolean	isRemoved() Indicates whether this event is the result of an explicit expunge, or of an expunge by an external mechanism.

Field Detail

ADDED

public static final int ADDED

Messages were added to the folder.

msgs

protected transient Message[] msgs

The messages.

removed

protected boolean removed

If true, this event is the result of an explicit expunge by this client. Otherwise this event is the result of an expunge by external mechanisms.

REMOVED

public static final int REMOVED

Messages were removed from the folder.

type

protected int type

The event type.

Constructor Detail

MessageCountEvent

public MessageCountEvent(Folder source, int type, boolean removed, Message[] msgs)

Constructor.

Parameters: source the folder type the event type (ADDED or REMOVED) removed whether this event is the result of a specific expunge msgs the messages added or removed

Method Detail

dispatch

public void dispatch(Object listener)

Invokes the appropriate listener method.

getMessages

public Message[] getMessages()

Returns the messages that were added or removed.

getType

public int getType()

Returns the type of this event.

isRemoved

public boolean isRemoved()

Indicates whether this event is the result of an explicit expunge, or of an expunge by an external mechanism.