The following example demonstrates marking a message as Flagged.
Flagging a message simply sets the \flagged flag, and does not do
anything to the message internally. This flag can be used by the end
developer to simply designate a message.
[C#]
IMAP4 imap = new IMAP4( "127.0.0.1", "dave@blah.com", "test" ); //set some logging properties imap.Logger = new IMAPLog(); imap.Logger.Overwrite = true; imap.Logger.InMemory = true; imap.Logger.Path = "c:\\imap.log"; imap.Login(); MailFolder inbox = imap.SelectInbox(); MessageClient mc = inbox.MessageClient; //mark with flag mc.MarkAsFlagged( 1, IndexType.Ordinal ); imap.Disconnect(); //write out the log Console.WriteLine( imap.Logger.ToString() ); Console.WriteLine( "Done" ); Console.ReadLine();
[VB.NET]
Dim imap As New IMAP4("127.0.0.1", "dave@blah.com", "test") 'set some logging properties imap.Logger = New IMAPLog() imap.Logger.Overwrite = True imap.Logger.InMemory = True imap.Logger.Path = "c:\imap.log" imap.Login() Dim inbox As MailFolder = imap.SelectInbox() Dim mc As MessageClient = inbox.MessageClient 'mark with flag mc.MarkAsFlagged(1, IndexType.Ordinal) imap.Disconnect() 'write out the log Console.WriteLine(imap.Logger.ToString()) Console.WriteLine("Done") Console.ReadLine()