Package javax.mail.search

Examples of javax.mail.search.SubjectTerm

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            String searchString = (String) ctx.get("param:" + "search");
            if (searchString == null) {
                searchString = "";
            }
            searchTerm = new OrTerm(
                    new SubjectTerm(searchString),
                    new FromStringTerm(searchString));

            // build searchTerm from searchTermString

            /* proposed searchTermString syntax
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            String searchString = (String) ctx.get("param:" + "search");
            if (searchString == null) {
                searchString = "";
            }
            searchTerm = new OrTerm(
                    new SubjectTerm(searchString),
                    new FromStringTerm(searchString));

            // build searchTerm from searchTermString

            /* proposed searchTermString syntax
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            String searchString = (String) ctx.get("param:" + "search");
            if (searchString == null) {
                searchString = "";
            }
            searchTerm = new OrTerm(
                    new SubjectTerm(searchString),
                    new FromStringTerm(searchString));

            // build searchTerm from searchTermString

            /* proposed searchTermString syntax
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    public SearchTermBuilder subject(String pattern) {
        return subject(Op.and, pattern);
    }

    public SearchTermBuilder subject(Op op, String pattern) {
        SearchTerm st = new SubjectTerm(pattern);
        addTerm(op, st);
        return this;
    }
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    SearchTerm  st = null;
   
    String pattern  = ((Element)terms).getAttribute( "pattern" );
   
    if( pattern != null && pattern.length() > 0 ) {
      st = new SubjectTerm( pattern );
    } else {
      throw( new XPathException(this, "Pattern attribute must be specified for term with type: " + ((Element)terms).getAttribute( "type" ) ) );
    }
   
    return( st );
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    {
        SearchTerm seekStrategy = null;
        switch(strategy)
        {
            case SUBJECT:
                seekStrategy =  new SubjectTerm(value);
                LOG.debug("Fetching emails with a subject of \"" + value + "\"");
                break;
            case TO:
                seekStrategy = new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO,value);
                LOG.debug("Fetching emails sent to \"" + value + "\"");
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    {
        SearchTerm seekStrategy = null;
        switch(strategy)
        {
            case SUBJECT:
                seekStrategy =  new SubjectTerm(value);
                LOG.debug("Fetching emails with a subject of \"" + value + "\"");
                break;
            case TO:
                seekStrategy = new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO,value);
                LOG.debug("Fetching emails sent to \"" + value + "\"");
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            String searchString = (String) ctx.get("param:" + "search");
            if (searchString == null) {
                searchString = "";
            }
            searchTerm = new OrTerm(
                    new SubjectTerm(searchString),
                    new FromStringTerm(searchString));

            // build searchTerm from searchTermString

            /* proposed searchTermString syntax
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            String searchString = (String) ctx.get("param:" + "search");
            if (searchString == null) {
                searchString = "";
            }
            searchTerm = new OrTerm(
                    new SubjectTerm(searchString),
                    new FromStringTerm(searchString));

            // build searchTerm from searchTermString

            /* proposed searchTermString syntax
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  private static SearchTerm createSearchTerm( MessageListFields searchField, String[] searchValues ) {

    SearchTerm[] terms = new SearchTerm[searchValues.length];
    for (int i = 0; i < searchValues.length; i++) {
      if ( searchField == MessageListFields.SUBJECT ) {
        terms[i] = new SubjectTerm( searchValues[i] );
      }
      else if ( searchField == MessageListFields.FROM ) {
        terms[i] = new FromStringTerm( searchValues[i] );
      }
      else if ( searchField == MessageListFields.TO ) {
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