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package javasoft.sqe.tests.jakarta.mail.Folder;

import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
import jakarta.mail.*;
import jakarta.mail.internet.*;
import com.sun.javatest.*;
import javasoft.sqe.tests.jakarta.mail.util.MailTest;

/**
 * This class tests the <strong>getMessage(int)</strong> API.
 * It does this by passing various valid input values and then checking
 * the type of the returned object.	<p>
 *
 *	    Get the Message object corresponding to the given message number <p>
 * api2test: public getMessage(int param) throws MessageException <p>
 *
 * how2test: Call this API with int message id. Check that it returns an object <p>
 *	     of type Message. If so then the testcase passes otherwise it fails. <p>
 *
 *        a) Test fetching the Message object corresponding to the given message
 *	     number with the specified range 1...N  <p>
 *
 *	  b) Repeated calls to getMessage with the same message number will return
 *	     the same Message object. Check for this. <p>
 *
 *	  c) Test fetching a message that has been marked for deletion. <p>
 *        d) Test for 0 and N+1 message numbers. It should throw an exception! <p>
 *	     // This will throw an invalid message number exception, so we are
 *	     // skipping this testcase.
 */

public class getMessage_Test extends MailTest {

    public static void main( String argv[] )
    {
        getMessage_Test test = new getMessage_Test();
        Status s = test.run(argv, System.err, System.out);
	s.exit();
    }

    public Status run(String argv[], PrintWriter log, PrintWriter out)
    {
	super.run(argv, log, out);
	parseArgs(argv);	// parse command-line options

        out.println("\nTesting class Folder: getMessage(int)\n");

        try {
          // Connect to host server
             Store store = connect2host(protocol, host, user, password);

          // Get a Folder object
	     Folder root = getRootFolder(store);
             Folder folder = root.getFolder(mailbox);

             if( folder == null ) {
	         return Status.failed("Invalid folder object!");
       	     }
	     folder.open(Folder.READ_ONLY);

	     if( msgcount == -1 ) {
                 msgcount = folder.getMessageCount();
                 if( msgcount < 1 )
                     return Status.failed("Mail folder is empty!");
             }
	  // BEGIN UNIT TEST:

	     Message msg, cmsg;
	     int size_in_bytes1;
	     int size_in_bytes2;

	     for( int i = 1; i <= msgcount; i++ )
	     {
	          out.println("UNIT TEST " + i + ": getMessage(" + i + ")");

		   msg = folder.getMessage(i);		// API TEST
		  cmsg = folder.getMessage(i);		// API TEST

		  if( msg != null && ( msg instanceof Message ) ) {
		      size_in_bytes1 = msg.getSize();
		      size_in_bytes2 = cmsg.getSize();
		      if ( size_in_bytes1 == size_in_bytes2 )
                           out.println("UNIT TEST " + i + ": passed\n");
                  } else {
                          out.println("UNIT TEST " + i + ": FAILED\n");
                          errors++;
		  }
             }
             out.println("\n");
	  // END UNIT TEST:

	     folder.close(false);
	     store.close();
             checkStatus();

        } catch ( Exception e ) {
	     handlException(e);
        }
	return status;
     }
}
