Uses of Interface javax.mail.Part

Uses in package javax.mail

Methods with parameter type javax.mail.Part
void	Multipart.setParent(Part part) Set the parent of this Multipart to be the specified Part.

Methods with return type javax.mail.Part
Part	Multipart.getParent() Return the Part that contains this Multipart object, or null if not known.
Part	MessageContext.getPart() Return the Part that contains the content.

Fields of type javax.mail.Part
Part	Multipart.parent The Part containing this Multipart, if known.

Classes implementing javax.mail.Part
class	BodyPart This class models a Part that is contained within a Multipart.
class	Message This class models an email message.

Constructors with parameter type javax.mail.Part
MessageContext.MessageContext(Part part) Create a MessageContext object describing the context of the given Part.

Uses in package gnu.mail.providers.pop3

Classes implementing javax.mail.Part
class	POP3Message The message class implementing the POP3 mail protocol.

Uses in package gnu.mail.providers.maildir

Classes implementing javax.mail.Part
class	MaildirMessage The message class implementing the Maildir mail protocol.

Uses in package gnu.mail.providers.nntp

Classes implementing javax.mail.Part
class	NNTPMessage A JavaMail MIME message delegate for an NNTP article.

Uses in package gnu.mail.providers.mbox

Classes implementing javax.mail.Part
class	MboxMessage The message class implementing the Mbox mail protocol.

Uses in package javax.mail.internet

Classes implementing javax.mail.Part
class	MimeBodyPart This class represents a MIME body part.
class	MimeMessage This class represents a MIME style email message.

Uses in package gnu.mail.providers.imap

Classes implementing javax.mail.Part
class	IMAPBodyPart A MIME body part of an IMAP multipart message.
class	IMAPMessage The message class implementing the IMAP4 mail protocol.

Constructors with parameter type javax.mail.Part
IMAPMultipart.IMAPMultipart(IMAPMessage message, Part parent, String subtype) Called by the IMAPMessage.

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