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WWW::Mail15 - Connect to Mail15 service and download messages
use WWW::Mail15;
my $browser = new WWW::Mail15;
$browser->login("foo", "bar");
print $browser->folders;
$browser->read_folder(0); # usually the inbox
print $browser->get_mail(0,0)->subject;
#get the data, and audit it
print $browser->get_mail(0,0)->retrieve->accept;
Create a new WWW::Mail15 object with new, and then log in with
your Mail15 username and password. This will allow you to use the
folders method to look at the list of folders, read_folder to get messages
list inside a folder, and get_mail to actually get the message data in form of
WWW::Mail15::Message which supports these methods:
=over 4
subject
gives you the subject of the email,
from
gives you the sender of the email,
retrieve
turns the email into a Mail::Audit object - see Mail::Audit for more
details.
delete
moves it to your trash.
Code template is shamelessly stolen from WWW::Hotmail module.
Sir Reflog, <reflog@mail15.com>
Copyright 2003 by Sir Reflog
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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