Example: pop3_retrieve_ex

In the following example, the pop3_retrieve_ex function retrieves the first and third messages and saves the headers to parameters.

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// Logon to the POP3 server
pop3_logon_ex(&pppop3, "Login", "
        URL=pop3://user0004t:my_pwd@techno.merc-int.com",
        LAST );
/* List all messages on the server and get the number of messages*/
totalMessages = pop3_list_ex(&pppop3, "POP3", LAST );
/* Display the number of messages (It is also displayed by the pop3_list_ex function) */
lr_log_message("There are %d total messages on the server.\r\n\r\n", totalMessages);
/* Retrieve the first and third messages on the server without deleting them.
    Save the headers to parameters */
pop3_retrieve_ex(&pppop3, "RetrieveMail", 
    "RetrieveList=1,3", 
    "DeleteMail=No",
    "SaveAs=c:\\temp\\debug.txt",
    "SaveTo=msgBody",
    "CreateParamForHeader=From,To,Date,Content-Type,Attachment", 
    LAST ); 
// Delete the first and third messages on the server
pop3_delete_ex(&pppop3, "POP3", "DeleteList=1:3", LAST );
// Logoff
pop3_logoff_ex(&pppop3);
return 0;

Execution Log

Example: Debug message:Recieving Email #1
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_From_1 = "LoadRunner User" <qatest@aqwa.abc.co.il>"
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_To_1 = <qatest1@aqwa.abc.co.il>"
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Date_1 = Sun, 08 Feb 2004 13:47:09 +-200"
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Subject_1 = "
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Content-Type_1 = "
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Attachment_1 = "
Debug message:Recieving Email #3
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_From_3 = "LoadRunner User" <qatest@aqwa.abc.co.il>"
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_To_3 = <qatest1@aqwa.abc.co.il>"
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Date_3 = Sun, 08 Feb 2004 13:47:10 +-200"
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Subject_3 = Attached file is : "outfile.txt""
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Content-Type_3 = multipart/mixed;"
Notify: Saving Parameter "pop3_header_Attachment_3 = outfile.txt"