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BlackBerry Device Applications Integration Guide
2. Complete any of the following actions:
Task Steps
Open a folder view. 1. Invoke
store.list()
to retrieve a list of folders.
Store store = null;
store = Session.waitForDefaultSession().getStore();
Folder[] folders = store.list();
2. Invoke i
nvokeApplication()
using the APP_TYPE_MESSAGES constant parameter and a new
MessageArguments
object that uses a folder from the list of folders as a parameter.
Invoke.invokeApplication(Invoke.APP_TYPE_MESSAGES, new MessageArguments(
folders[0]));
List the folders in a mailbox
store. > Invoke
Store.list().
Folder[] folders = store.list();
Retrieve an array of folders by
type. > Invoke l
ist(int)
and provide as a parameter the folder type.
Folder[] folders = store.list(INBOX);
Folder inbox = folders[0];
Retrieve an array of folders
through a search. > Invoke
findFolder(String)
.
Folder[] folders = store.findFolder("Inbox");
Retrieve a folder by its name. 1. Invoke g
etFolder(String)
and provide as a parameter the absolute path to the folder.
Folder folder = store.getFolder("Mailbox - Aisha Wahl/Inbox/Projects");
2. Create code to manage
a FolderNotFoundException
exception if the folder does not exist.
Retrieve a folder by its ID. 1. Invoke
getID()
to retrieve the folder ID.
2. Invoke
getFolder()
with the ID as a parameter.
Folder[] folders = store.list();
long id = folders[0].getId();
Folder f2 = store.getFolder(id);
File a message. > Invoke
appendMessage(Message)
on a
Folder
object.
Message msg = new Message();
//...
Folder folder = store.getFolder("Inbox");
folder.appendMessage(msg);