Examples with SubjectTerm javax.mail.search.SubjectTerm used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SubjectTerm

use of javax.mail.search.SubjectTerm in project camel by apache.

the class SearchTermBuilder method subject.

public SearchTermBuilder subject(Op op, String pattern) {
    SearchTerm st = new SubjectTerm(pattern);
    addTerm(op, st);
    return this;
}

Example 2 with SubjectTerm

use of javax.mail.search.SubjectTerm in project jodd by oblac.

the class EmailFilterTest method testAndOrNotAlt.

@Test
public void testAndOrNotAlt() {
    EmailFilter emailFilter = filter().or(filter().and(filter().from("from"), filter().to("to")), filter().not(filter().subject("subject")), filter().from("from2"));
    SearchTerm expected = new OrTerm(new SearchTerm[] { new AndTerm(new FromStringTerm("from"), new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO, "to")), new NotTerm(new SubjectTerm("subject")), new FromStringTerm("from2") });
    assertEquals(expected, emailFilter.searchTerm);
}

Example 3 with SubjectTerm

use of javax.mail.search.SubjectTerm in project opennms by OpenNMS.

the class MailTransportMonitor method processMailSubject.

/**
 * After a mailbox has been opened, search through the retrieved messages
 * for a matching subject.
 *
 * @param mailParms
 * @param mailFolder
 * @return a PollStatus indicative of the success of matching a subject or just retieving
 *         mail folder contents... dependent on configuration.
 */
private PollStatus processMailSubject(final MailTransportParameters mailParms, final Folder mailFolder) {
    PollStatus status = PollStatus.unknown();
    try {
        final String subject = computeMatchingSubject(mailParms);
        if (mailFolder.isOpen() && subject != null) {
            final Message[] mailMessages = mailFolder.getMessages();
            final SearchTerm searchTerm = new SubjectTerm(subject);
            final SearchTerm deleteTerm = new HeaderTerm(MTM_HEADER_KEY, m_headerValue);
            LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: searching {} message(s) for subject '{}'", mailMessages.length, subject);
            boolean delete = false;
            boolean found = false;
            for (int i = 1; i <= mailMessages.length; i++) {
                final Message mailMessage = mailFolder.getMessage(i);
                LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: retrieved message subject '{}'", mailMessage.getSubject());
                if (mailMessage.match(searchTerm)) {
                    found = true;
                    LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: message with subject '{}' found.", subject);
                    if (mailParms.isEnd2EndTestInProgress()) {
                        if (!delete)
                            LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: flagging message with subject '{}' for deletion for end2end test.", subject);
                        delete = true;
                    }
                }
                final boolean deleteAllMail = mailParms.getReadTest().getDeleteAllMail();
                final boolean foundMTMHeader = mailMessage.match(deleteTerm);
                LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: deleteAllMail = {}, MTM header found = {}", Boolean.toString(deleteAllMail), Boolean.toString(foundMTMHeader));
                if (deleteAllMail) {
                    if (!delete)
                        LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: flagging message with subject '{}' for deletion because deleteAllMail is set.", subject);
                    delete = true;
                } else if (foundMTMHeader) {
                    if (!delete)
                        LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: flagging message with subject '{}' for deletion because we sent it (found header {}={})", subject, MTM_HEADER_KEY, m_headerValue);
                    delete = true;
                }
                if (delete) {
                    mailMessage.setFlag(Flag.DELETED, true);
                }
            // since we want to delete old messages matchin MTM_HEADER_KEY, we can't break early
            // if (found) break;
            }
            if (!found) {
                LOG.debug("searchMailSubject: message with subject: '{}' NOT found.", subject);
                status = PollStatus.down("searchMailSubject: matching test message: '" + subject + "', not found.");
            } else {
                status = PollStatus.available();
            }
        }
    } catch (final MessagingException e) {
        return PollStatus.down(e.getLocalizedMessage());
    }
    return status;
}

Example 4 with SubjectTerm

use of javax.mail.search.SubjectTerm in project opennms by OpenNMS.

the class JavaReadMailerTest method testReadMessagesWithSearchTerm.

/**
 * Un-ignore this test with a proper gmail account
 * @throws JavaMailerException
 * @throws MessagingException
 * @throws InterruptedException
 */
@Test
@Ignore
public void testReadMessagesWithSearchTerm() throws JavaMailerException, MessagingException, InterruptedException {
    String gmailAccount = getUser();
    String gmailPassword = getPassword();
    JavaSendMailer sendMailer = createSendMailer(gmailAccount, gmailPassword);
    String term1 = String.valueOf(Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis());
    Thread.sleep(2);
    String term2 = String.valueOf(Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis());
    Thread.sleep(2);
    String term3 = String.valueOf(Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis());
    Thread.sleep(2);
    SendmailMessage sendMsg = createAckMessage(gmailAccount, "1", term1, "ack");
    sendMailer.setMessage(sendMailer.buildMimeMessage(sendMsg));
    sendMailer.send();
    sendMsg = createAckMessage(gmailAccount, "2", term2, "ack");
    sendMailer.setMessage(sendMailer.buildMimeMessage(sendMsg));
    sendMailer.send();
    sendMsg = createAckMessage(gmailAccount, "3", term3, "ack");
    sendMailer.setMessage(sendMailer.buildMimeMessage(sendMsg));
    sendMailer.send();
    JavaReadMailer readMailer = createGoogleReadMailer(gmailAccount, gmailPassword);
    // See if search finds all 3 messages
    SearchTerm st = new OrTerm(new SubjectTerm(".*" + term1 + " #.*"), new SubjectTerm(".*" + term2 + " #.*"));
    st = new OrTerm(st, new SubjectTerm("*." + term3 + " #.*"));
    List<Message> msgs = null;
    try {
        msgs = readMailer.retrieveMessages(st);
    } catch (JavaMailerException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    Assert.assertEquals(3, msgs.size());
    st = new OrTerm(new SubjectTerm(".*" + term1 + " #.*"), new SubjectTerm(".*" + term2 + " #.*"));
    try {
        msgs = readMailer.retrieveMessages(st);
    } catch (JavaMailerException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    // Should find only term1 and term2 messages
    Assert.assertNotNull(msgs);
    Assert.assertEquals(2, msgs.size());
    // Delete the term1 and term2 messages
    for (Message msg : msgs) {
        msg.setFlag(Flag.DELETED, true);
    }
    // Find and delete the term3 messages
    st = new SubjectTerm("*." + term3 + " #.*");
    try {
        msgs = readMailer.retrieveMessages(st);
    } catch (JavaMailerException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    Assert.assertNotNull(msgs);
    Assert.assertTrue(msgs.size() >= 1);
    for (Message eventMsg : msgs) {
        eventMsg.setFlag(Flag.DELETED, true);
    }
    // Make sure they're all gone
    st = new OrTerm(new SubjectTerm(".*" + term1 + " #.*"), new SubjectTerm(".*" + term2 + " #.*"));
    st = new OrTerm(st, new SubjectTerm("*." + term3 + " #.*"));
    try {
        msgs = readMailer.retrieveMessages(st);
    } catch (JavaMailerException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    Assert.assertTrue(msgs.isEmpty());
}

Example 5 with SubjectTerm

use of javax.mail.search.SubjectTerm in project jodd by oblac.

the class EmailFilterTest method testAndOrNot.

@Test
public void testAndOrNot() {
    EmailFilter emailFilter = filter().from("from").to("to").or().not().subject("subject").from("from2");
    SearchTerm expected = new OrTerm(new OrTerm(new AndTerm(new FromStringTerm("from"), new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO, "to")), new NotTerm(new SubjectTerm("subject"))), new FromStringTerm("from2"));
    assertEquals(expected, emailFilter.searchTerm);
}