Flags the specified message for deletion from the server.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Sub Delete( _ ByVal sequenceNumber As Integer _ )

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`Dim instance As Pop3Client Dim sequenceNumber As Integer instance.Delete(sequenceNumber)`

C#
public void Delete( int sequenceNumber )

Managed Extensions for C++
public: void Delete( int sequenceNumber )

C++/CLI
public: void Delete( int sequenceNumber )

Parameters

sequenceNumber: The sequence number of the message to delete.

Example

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using Atp.Net; using Atp.Net.Mail; namespace Samples.Pop3 { class DeleteMessage { static void Main() { // POP3 server information. const string serverName = "myserver"; const string user = "name@domain.com"; const string password = "mytestpassword"; const int port = 995; const SecurityMode securityMode = SecurityMode.Implicit; // Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class. Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client(); // Connect to the server. client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode); // Login to the server. client.Authenticate(user, password); // Delete a mail message with sequence number 1. client.Delete(1); // Close the connection. client.Disconnect(); } } }

using Atp.Net;
using Atp.Net.Mail;


namespace Samples.Pop3

{

   class DeleteMessage

   {

       static void Main()

       {

           // POP3 server information.

           const string serverName = "myserver";

           const string user = "name@domain.com";

           const string password = "mytestpassword";

           const int port
= 995;

           const SecurityMode securityMode =
SecurityMode.Implicit;



           // Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class.

           Pop3Client client = new
Pop3Client();



           // Connect to the server.

           client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode);



           // Login to the server.

           client.Authenticate(user, password);



           // Delete a mail message with sequence number 1.

           client.Delete(1);



           // Close the connection.

           client.Disconnect();

       }

   }

}

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Imports Atp.Net Imports Atp.Net.Mail Module Pop3DeleteMessage Sub Main() ' POP3 server information. Const serverName As String = "myserver" Const user As String = "name@domain.com" Const password As String = "mytestpassword" Const port As Integer = 995 Const securityMode As SecurityMode = securityMode.Implicit ' Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class. Dim client As New Pop3Client() ' Connect to the server. client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode) ' Login to the server. client.Authenticate(user, password) ' Delete a mail message with sequence number 1. client.Delete(1) ' Close the connection. client.Disconnect() End Sub End Module

Imports Atp.Net

Imports Atp.Net.Mail



Module Pop3DeleteMessage

    Sub Main()

        ' POP3 server information.

        Const serverName As String = "myserver"

        Const user As String = "name@domain.com"

        Const password As String = "mytestpassword"

        Const port As Integer = 995

        Const securityMode As SecurityMode = securityMode.Implicit



        ' Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class.

        Dim client As New Pop3Client()



        ' Connect to the server.

        client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode)



        ' Login to the server.

        client.Authenticate(user, password)



        ' Delete a mail message with sequence number 1.

        client.Delete(1)



        ' Close the connection.

        client.Disconnect()

    End Sub

End Module

Remarks

If the POP3 server supports pipelining, this method will flag all the messages in the specified range in a single network operation, which greatly increases performance and reduces network traffic.

Messages flagged for deletion are actually removed from the server on Disconnect method call. Until this moment, you can remove the deletion status for all messages flagged as deleted by calling Undelete method.

Requirements

Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family

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