TOPICS:

1) Definitions.

a) Mobility

b) WAP

c) Protocol

d) WAP Devices

e) WAP Client

f) WAP Browser

g) User Agent

h) WAP Gateway

i) Network Operator

j) Barrier services

k) Content/Origin/App Server

2) WAP Application Architecture

3) WAP Client

4) GATEWAY

5) WAP INTERNAL STRUCTURE

6) WAP Protocols Stack

7) WAP GATEWAY

8) Functionality of WAP Gateway

9) XML Intro

10)XML PARSER

11)WML Structure

12)BASIC WML Card

13)WML header(it’s not in Sundays class)

14) NAVIGATION

15) GOING BACKWARDS

16) ADVANCE DISPLAY FEATURES

17) CH 5
18) INTERACTIVE WITH THE USER

19) MAKING A SELECTION

20) OPTION MENU

21) SELECT LIST ELEMENT

22)

23) EVENTS

24) TIMERS

25) VARIABLES

26) CH 6
27) WML SCRIPT

28) LEXICAL STRUCTURE

29) WHITE SPACE

30) VARIABLE & LITERALS

31) VARIABLE SCOPE & LIFE TIME

32) CH 7
33) USIBILITY

34) LIMITATION OF WIRELESS DEVICES

35) SMALL SCREENS

36) LIMTIED INPUT CAPABILITY

37) LIMITED PROCESSOR POWER

38) LIMITED BANDWIDTH

39) LIMITED SUPPORT FOR GRAPHICS

40) GENERAL GUIDE LINES

41) APPLICATION GOALS

42) INTERACTIVE APPLICATION

43) EFFICIENT APPLICATION

44) MEMORABALITY

45) TOLARANCE

46) HOW TO ACHIVE GOALS

47) TOP 20% OF FUNCTIONALITY

48) RATE USER ACTIVITIES

49) DESIGN AS A TREE STURECTURE

50) MINIMIZE DATA ENTRY

51) PERSONALIZATION

52) TERSE SHOULD BE

53) ALWAYS IMPLEMENT A BACK FUNCTIONALITY

54) CONSISANTACY IS VERY IMPORTANT

55) PUSH

56) BE PREPARED TO TEST

57) CH 8
58) ASP & WAP

59) COMPONENTS

60) CREATING DYNAMIC ACCESS PAGES

61) ASP OBJECT MODEL

62) REQUEST

63) RESPONSE

64) APPLICATION

65) SESSION

66) SERVER

67) STORAGE RETRVAL PROTOCOL

68) POP

69) IMAP

70) WAP & EMAILS

71) THE EMAIL PROCESS

 72) MUA

73) MTA

74) MDA

75) THE PROTOCOL OF INTERAL EMAIL

76) RFC MIME

77) S / MIME

78) OPEN PGP

79) SMTP

80) ESMTP

81) INTRODUCTION TO JAVA MAIL API

82) JAVAX.MAIL.SESSION

83) JAVAX.MAIL.TRANSPORT

84) JAVAX.MAIL.STORE

85) JAVAX.MAIL.FOLDER

86) JAVAX.MAIL.INTERNET.MIMEMESSAGE

87) JAVAX.MAIL.INTERNET.INTERNETADDRESS

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WAP= Wireless Application Protocol

GSM=Global system for mobile communication

DEFINATIONS

Mobility: Mobility is the ability to access information and services anytime, anyhow and
anywhere.

WAP: WAP is a communication protocol and application environment for the deployment of
information resources advanced telephony services and internet access from mobile
devices.
Protocol: Rules and regulation to communicate OR A protocol defines the type and
structure of messages that two devices have to used when they are communicating with
each other.

WAP Application Architecture

The WAP protocols were design with the web protocol in mind

There are three diff ways that we can use to access information from th internet using a WAP
devices.

a) WAP use to access the internet.

CELL

Wireless N/W WAP GATEWAY internet APP

SERVER

b) WAP use to access an intranet.

CELL

Wireless N/W WAP GATEWAY INTRANET APP SERVER

c) And the internet architecture.

Web Client

INTERNET APP SERVER

DEFINATIONS

WAP DEVICES: This term indicates the physical device that can be used to access WAP
applications and content. It is not necessary and limited to mobile phones. It might be a PDA
or a handheld computer. Generally speaking it can be a WAP compliant device.

WAP Client: WAP Client is a client that is operated by the user and communicates with the
server entity. In the WAP world the WAP client is the entity that receives the content from the
internet via WAP gateway usually through WAP browser.
WAP Browser: This is software running on the WAP devices that interprets the WAP
contents arriving from the internet and decides how to display it on the screen of the WAP
device. WAP browsers are available for all WAP devices and are frequently referred to as
micro browsers.

User Agent: Agent is normally the software that deals with the protocols. The WAP client
contains two different agents that is WAE user agent and WTA user agent.

WAE=Wireless application environment user agent

WTA=Wireless telephony application user agent

WAP Gateway: This is the element that sits (logically) between the WAP devices and the
origin server. It acts as an interpreter between the two enabling them to communicate. WAP
gateway usually presides within the operator network but we can install our own gateway.

Network Operator: This is the company or organization that provides carrier services to its
subscriber.

Barrier Services: These are the different ways that a mobile phone can communicate with
the wireless network. To send and receive the data from an application server, mobile
phones have to establish some sort of connection with WAP gateway. A barrier services is
the method they use to do this.

Content/Origin/App Server: They denote the element that hosts the internet content that
is send to the client when requested.

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WAP Client

The only requirement for device to be WAP compliant is that it must implement a WAE user
agent, WTA user agent and WAP Stack.

WAE USER AGENT

WAE stands for wireless application environment. WAE user agent is the micro browser that
renders the content for displayed. It receives the compile WML, WML scripts and any images
from the wireless application environment the gateway displayed execute on the screen.

WTA USER AGENT

WTA stands for wireless telephony application user agent read file compile from the WTA and
executes them. The WTA user agent includes access to the interface to the phone and
network functionality such as number dialing , call answering, phone book, message
management and location indicator services
WAP Stack

WAP Stack implementation allows the phone to connect WAP gateway using WAP protocols.

GATEWAY

This is an intermediate element usually use to connect two different types of networks. It
receive request directly from the client as it acurally origin suaver that the client want to
receive the information from the client are usually un that their talking to the gateway.???

WAP Gateway Functionality:

Whenever the WAP session starts on a mobile phones following steps are executed.

1) A connection is created or established via WSP (wireless session protocol) between

the mobile devices and the WAP gateway.

2) When the site address is entered the gateway sends request from the device micro
browser using WSP. WSP is the WAP protocol in charge of starting and ending the
connection from the mobile devices to the WAP gateway.

3) The gateway translate the WSP request into HTTP request and sends it to the
appropriate to the origin servers

4) The Origin server sends back the required information to the gateway via http.

5) The gateway translate and compresses the information and sent it back to the micro
browser in mobile devices

Origin Server:

This is the element in the network where the information or WEB/WAP application resides.

WAP INTERNAL STRUCTURE

Protocol:

Rules and regulation to communicate is called protocol. A protocol defines the type and the
structure of messages that two devices have to use when they are communicating with each
other.

Layers:
Protocols are generally composed of /divided (logically) into different groups of functionality
these functionality are frame into layers each one providing a specific service to next Layer.

WAP PROTOCOL STACK:

WAP Stack was derived from, inherited most of the characteristics of the ISO; OSI reference
model (ISO 7498) WAP protocol stack has five different layers.

1) APPLICATION LAYER (WAE):

WAE provides an application environment intended for the development and

execution of portable application and services.

2) SESSION LAYER (WSP):

Session Layer supplies method for the organize exchange of the content
between client and server application.

3) TRANSACTION LAYER (WTP):

It provides different methods for performing transactions.

4) SECURITY Layer (WTLS) Wireless transport layer security:

WTLS is an optional layer that provides authentication and privacy on secure

connection between applications.

5) TRANSPORT LAYER (WDP) Wireless datagram protocol:

WDP is the bottom layer of the WAP stack which shelters the upper layer from
the barrier services offered by the operator.

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WAP GATEWAY

The WAP gateway forms a bridge between two distinct worlds.

1) Internet

2) Wireless phone

A WAP gateway is basically a software that is placed between a network that supports WAP
and IP packet network (internet) it act as a intermediary that converts between the protocols
of the packet network and the protocols of the WAP network and the protocol on the WAP
network. When a cellular packet network such as GPRS that can use TCP//IP directly are
prevalent it may still make more sense to use the WAP protocols to reduce the data transfer
sizes requires. The internet is based on TCP/IP protocol stack which is suited to wide network
and is unsuitable for most types of wireless networks.
Reason: this is because TCP is a heavy transport layer protocol that has high overheads
especially during connection establishment. This is due to the three way hand shake
mechanism because connection is only consider as established when all three messages
have been exchange. By keeping the WAP communication protocol stack separate the back
of internet to make possible the connection on wireless devices using the WAP protocols and
the services of bearer network services.

Functionality of WAP gateway:

1) Implementation of WAP protocol/Stack layers

2) Access control

3) Protocol conversion

4) Domain name resolution

5) HTML to WML conversion

6) Encoding of WML content

7) WML Script compilation

8) Security

9) Provide caching for frequently access content

1) Implementation of WAP protocols/ Stack layer:

This is a most obvious function of a WAP gateway and it contributes to most of the
functionality of a gateway. Depending on weather the type of service is connection oriented
or connection less, secure or unsecure. The following stack layers need to be implemented.

a) Non secure connection oriented | secure connection oriented

WSP WTP WDP | WSP WTD WTPLS WDP

b) Non Secure connection less | secure connection less

WSP WDP |WSP WTLS WDP

2) Access control

This involves restricting specific content like (subscription services or company intranet WAP
services). Recognition of the devices could be in the basis of IP or on the basis of phone
number. A WAP gateway using SMS as the bearer will use phone number to restrict the
request because this information is the only one available to identify the device encoding of

3) Domain name resolution

Resolution of domain name used in URL to IP addresses is done by DNS services if this
activity need to be performed in WAP the only way to do this would be to configure the WAP
gateway to connect to the internet through the HTTP proxy. The HTTP proxy has the
responsibility of resolving internet domain names instead of WAP gateways.

4) Html to WML conversion

This conversion can never be perfect and it can never be guaranteed that after conversion
an HTML page will be rendered properly wireless device. It is recommended that content
providers actually provide WML content separately if they are targeting wireless device
users. Another suggested mechanism is to provide content in XML and convert this HTML or
WML for the transformation.

5) Encoding of WML content

*Tokenization

WML content coming from the internet or another provider is encoded into compact binary
form at the gateway before it is send to wireless device. This process is known as
tokenization.

During the process of tokenization the gateway performs the checks to verify the
WML content for errors

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6) WML script compilation

The compilation of WML script on the gateway involves syntax and semantic checks and the
generation of byte code according to the WML script instruction set. WML script is compiled
in a manner similar to compilation of programs in other programming languages. The
generated byte code similar to the byte codes in java. It consists of assembly program
instructions for nonexistent architecture. The client needs the use of an interpreter to
interpret the instructions, execute them on client devices.

7) Security

This involves providing WTLS between the gateway and the device. According to WAP
specifications it is optional for implementation to provide security features. It may b e
necessary to use a gateway product that implements security features depending on the
content provided.

8) Provide caching for frequently accessed content.

The functionality is very much similar to the proxy server which I are found in various
organization that cache internet content regularly access by members of the organization.

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Chap 4 BASIC WML

What is XML? / XML introduction

XML stands for extensible markup language. XML is a technology for creating structured
document that can be exchange between systems. In xml unlike HTML in XML the way the
data is to be displayed is not described. Rather it is a structure and organization of data that
is defined. As a differences in protocols from system to system and the way the data storage
is handled and the data transmissions are implemented data transfer between difference
platforms or applications has always been problematic. XML is the product of worldwide
consortium effort to create a language for describing a document in a system independent
way. XML is a subset of SGML (standard generalized markup language).

TAG:

A tag is a part of the document delimited <tag> by (<>) angled bracket.

Element:

An element is a named section of the document that begins with a <tag> and ends with tag
in the form of </tag>.

XML PARSER:

An xml parser is a component used to process xml document. A document must meet a
certain criteria in order to successfully parse and if it meets those criteria than the
document than those documents is considered to be a well formatted document. In order to
be well formatted a document must have its element nested correctly. A closing TAG must
always be used to close the closet opening TAG pair. For example

<Tag 1>

<Tag 2>

<tag2>
<tag1>

WML STRUCTURE:

On the WEB a page is loaded into a browser. Several Pages maybe displayed with the use of
frames and this fact is often used to separate navigation and text.

2 DIAGRAM???

A WAP device on the other hand loads a page from a deck of cards. The WAP device displays
only one card at a time and the card contain both a content and navigation controls. The
WAP device displays only one card at a time and it can hold many different cards and the
association of these cards are called deck

A BASIC WML CARD:

< XML Version = ‘ 1.1 “? >

<! ……. Abc, wml ….>

<! DOCTYPE wml PUBLIC “……// WAPFORU//DTD WML 1.1 // EN”

http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml-1.1.xml”>

1st and last line is called WML header

Navigation
ANCHOR LINK:

Anchor link is a part where user selection takes it to a new location. Anchor the
current location call another location together(haroon ke writing wohe samjhe).

WAP adopt the same features available in web known as URL. The protocol being
used is normally http although the browser is communicating with the gateway via
WAP protocol. The resources are fetched by the gateway from the origin server.

Going Backward:

Going backward means returning to the previous page. If the user want to return to
the previous card then the user need to be implement a basic function. WML has a
tag define to allow the user to return to the previous card whenever the user follows
a link. WAP browser keeps a list of the cards that have been visited.
When the previous tag is used the browser will look up the last card that has been
visited and return the user to the card.

Advance Display Features:

- Tables

WAP application or services is likely to have a database behind it and

when the user wants to extract information from the database and display
it to the user in a useful way the information retrieve from the database is
frequently suited and displayed in a tabular manner. WML tables are
based upon and work much like HTML tables.

Chap 5

Interacting with the users:

- Making a selection: WML provides us with a several ways to allow a user
to make a selection on a WAP device, For this purpose two mechanism are
normally available

1) Option Menu

2) Select List

1) Option Menu:
The option menu is available and supported by many WAP browsers. Many WAP
browsers attach a option menu to each card. Option menu is build up through
the use of <do> </do> peer tag.

When the user makes a selection from the option menu an action is required and
it is carrying out which is specified by whatever is inside this element.

<do type=”accept” title=”abc”>

<go href=”#xyz”/>

</do>

TEMPLATE:

To apply the option menu across entire deck without repeating it, a more
sensible way of handling is to apply a mechanism that allows us to define option
menus ones and that option menu become available to each card. The way that
we can achieve this is by using a template tag peer.

The do Element:

The do element is associated in certain action. The general format of do element

is

<do type = “some type ”>

Some action

</do>

Type Description

Accept Acceptance on a mobile phone. This is typically left soft key of the
phone normally use for OK.

Previous This exhibit back button typically. This is the right soft key.

Help The button press to request help

Reset Reset button for the devices.

Delete The button pressed to remove the items.

Unknown This can be map to any key in the device.

2) Select List
In some cases the option menu might not be the best place for the options.
users may wish to have option on a card. One way of doing this would to simply
list the items and link them to appropriate deck on card. Another way is to
provide a peer of select tag mechanism. <select </select> allows the browser to
display the option in a way that group the choices.

Example: <card if=”product” title = “Products”>

<p>

Available product line

<select title = models”>

<option> Toyota </option>

 <option> Mazda </option>

</select> </p> </card>

In Case of select tag peer the entire list is enclosed in the select tag.

WML SCRIPT
WML script is design purely as a client scripting language to be executed on WAP
device. As with Java Script and any other client side scriting language on the Web
browser. WML script have many uses unlike Java script, WML script is not embeded
amont the markup instant a seperate file is created that contains the code, WML
script is store in files with WMLS extension.

Lexican Structure:
WML script has a syntax similar to JAVA script. A statement is terminated with a
semi colon (;) and ignores white space except inside the string lifetab.. A block of
WML script is enclose in { }.

Like Java Script, WML script is case sensitive. This means that on upper case letter
is the name of an identifier and it is different from the same letter in the lower case.

1) WHITE SPACE

Any number of tabs, spaces in new lines will be treated as a single white space
character.

Comments: Text that want to be included in a script that the user want to be
ignored by the script engine must be mark as a comment. You can mark text as
comment by following method.

a) //

b) */
2) Variable and Literal :

You can take one of the 5 types:

a) Boolean.

b) Integer

c) Float

d) String

e) Invalid Date

3) Variable scope and life time:

The scope of the variables is a part of the script within which it can be used and its
life time is the time during execution of the script that the variable actually exists.

USEBILITY
useblity is that indicates the degree of user friendliness of a system. A useablity
system lets the user complete task in a reasonably easy way.

In order to assist how useable WAP application is taht we should think in terms of

A) The intellactual skills required to learn the use of the system.

B) The time required to learn the use of the system.

C) The level of frustration involved insuring the system

If the typical users perceeds WAP application easy to use, straight forward method
then it is said it is a usable Application.

LIMITATION OF WIRELESS DEVICES

They are usually of small screen, lmited input capabilities, limited processors power
and RAM, limited bandwidth, limited support for graphics.

1) SMAL SCREEN:

The display of a mobile devices are small in order to be a custom by the WAP
browsers. Application develop for big displays which tend to be visible badly on
small screens.

2) Limited input Capablities:

Currently the technology of mobile devices are phones which have a phone keypad
while this is sufficient for dialing phone number, entering text with its keypad
Compare to a traditional qwerty PC keyboard.

3) Limited Power:

Phones are made o dial and recieve calls. usually they don't have PDA like
functionality. WAP is a technology that is design to scale down well on such dump
devices.

4) Limited Banwidth:

Currently WAP devices have very little bandwidth available as compare to the PCS
connected to internet. It is expected that advancement in telecomunication will
support high bandwidth wireless careers.

5) Limited Graphics:

Hand held devices do not support heavy graphics as compare to PC.

HOW TO ACHIEVE GOALS

Rate user activities:

Try to identify the main activities that the majority of the users will perform and
build your application in a way that will let users perform these activities in the
fastest possible way.

Design as a tree structure:

 Layout a hierarchal tree of activities that your application should contain.

Minimize Data Entry:

since most phones only have a phone keypad your application should require actual
data entry only when necessary. In addition the input mode of the terminal should
be set to support the expected format for the data that users insert .

Personalization:

Try to enable your applications to remember the data that has been input by
users .

Text should be Terse:

Short polish text containing informative and vital guidelines to users.

Always implement a back functionality:

All users like to explore when confronted with a new application hence you
should provide a back functionality to all users

Consistency is very important.

Application can often requires users to perform the same activity in different
parts of the application. Consistency is how these activities are implemented to
make interactive experience of your users .This also reduce development
efforts .

PUSH

Real-time information is a key functionality to give extra value to WAP.

Be prepared to test,

If you are deploying a wap application that is even more mordantly complex
you should be ready to build proto types as early as possible in the
development process

Chapter Name: ASP & Wap,

 ASP
Active server pages(ASP) is a server side technology from Microsoft for the
generation of dynamic pages or the WEB contents it allows you to embed script in
HTML or WML code ASP makes it possible to keep the content that the application
which ship to the client ASP let the WEB server to interact with the data base and
other systems including emails and files system the power of ASP lies three
rextremely important expects,

• It makes building dynamic application ease

• It is simple so developer scan move over to ASP with ease and beginners
can pick up the concepts quickly.

• ASP lets developers make use of components to build complex WEB base
services.

Components

Components are reusable objects that provide a consistent access method from
multiple developing environment ,components often include simple and elegant
access to a set of complex function allowing the code reuse option

Creating dynamic pages with ASP:

HTML pages can be turn into ASP pages by simply changing the file extension to
.asp , the <% >% the limit section of script in an asp file we can insert scripting
code in more the one place in the file even embedding it inside the WML content

ASP Object model:

ASP defines a set of objects that encapsulates many of the low level details .An
object model is a description of the detail of the object structure , relationships b/w
objects & other object oriented features and functions in other words object model
is the object oriented version of API’s the main ASP objects are,

1. Request

2. Response

3. Application

4. Session

5. Server
Request Object:

The request objects encapsulate all the information that a user agent sends to the
WEB server data enter by a user in an application can be sent back to the server
using HTTP get or post.

(Sir ne itna he karaya tha)

WAP and Email

Key element of emails:

There are two types of protocols used in email process

1) Transport protocols.

a) The mail process:

The sender of an email message uses a program to create and send mails. This
program is known as MUA (Mail user agent). Once created message must be moved
to the recipients mail server over a transport medium. The company or a service
provider uses MTA (Mail transfer agent). The message is then delivered to the
recipient using a MDA (Mail delivery agent). The most important mechanism in the
mail transport system is MUA, MTA and MDA.

MUA: a program used to create and receive mail messages.

MTA: The means by which mail messages are transferred between machines over
the internet

MDA: The mechanism that delivers the mail message to the recipient mail box.

b) The protocol of internet mail:

RFC 822

Mime (Multipurpose internet mail extension)

S/mime

Open PGP

SMTP

ESMTP

RFC 822:

In the past, email was sent in a standard format specified in RFC (request for
comment) 822 Entitled standards for the format of ARPA internet text message. This
encoded the mail as plain text in ASCII 7bit character set format.

The need for inclusion of other languages character set and multimedia
attachments lead to a need for a complex message structure which leads to the
creation of MIME.

MIME:

MIME defines the necessary message structure needed to work with different
8 bit character set and multipart messages. MIME was constructed as an extension
of RFC 822 allowing the older MUA’s to continue to work ignoring the new features
formats and extensions.

S/MIME:

S/MIME was originally developed by RSA data security. It was based on PKCS
#7(Public key cryptography standards) Cryptographic message syntax (RFC 2315)
certified format. S/MIME creates a message which is encrypted to ensure the
message cannot be tempered within the transit. During the process S/MIME
encrypts all the contents of the message.
Open PGP:

The PGP / MIME format is based on pretty good privacy data encryption standards.

SMTP:

Simple mail transfer protocol. SMTP is a transfer protocol language spoken by

MTA’s. SMTP is a standard message interchange protocol on the internet. SMTP uses
an envelope and body metaphor to structure a mail transfer. The envelope is used
to transfer messages and contains information about the message sender and the
destination address. The SMTP body contains the entire message including the body
and header information.

ESMTP:

Extended SMTP. ESMTP is described in RFC 1869. It is an extension of SMTP to allow

extended 8 bit character set which was needed to allow to European and Asian
character to group with multimedia messages.

2) Storage and retrieval protocol.

a) POP

b) IMAP

a) POP:

Post office protocol. With the growth in personal computing the demand is increased
for emails to be stored locally. This lead to the development of POP as a protocol to
retrieve mail from remote mailbox via the users MUA allowing the mail to be read
and stored locally

b) IMAP:
Interactive mail access protocol. IMAP allows more flexible mail storage using a
hierarchal folder concept to store messages and providing richer set of mail
manipulation function. IMAP was design for the goal in the mind.

1) To provide the ability to store mail in folders besides your own inbox.

2) To provide a set of functionality for manipulating mail folders.

3) To provide better access to a mail box in online and disconnected access

modes.

4) To facilitate access to a users email from more than one client computer .

5) By fully compatible with a open standards of internet messages. Such as

RFC 822 MIME and ESMTP.

Introduction to JAVA Mail Api

The java mail api offers a clean object oriented framework of classes. Many
applications can benefit from email support using JAVA MAIL developers can rapidly
construct messaging functionality and the relational database connectivity. Java
mail API leverages the capability for dealing with complex datatypes from JAF java
application framework. JAF provides java with similar capabilities that plugins
provides for WEB browsers. The most important java mail classes are

1) Javax.mail.Session

2) Javax.mail.transport

3) Javax.mail.store

4) Javax.mail.folder

5) Javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage

6) Javax.mail.internet.internetAddress
1) Javax.mail.Session

Javax.mail.session Is used to control the access to the implementation

of the other mail classes that represent the services offered by the mail
system.

2) JAVAX.mail.transport

This class is responsible for sending messages via specific protocol

such as SMTP as implemented by the service provider

3) Javax.mail.store

This class gives services or implemented by the service provider. It

aims to allow access to leave to read, write, monitor and search
archives for a particular mail protocol such as POP 3 or IMAP 4

4) Javax.mail.folder

This class gives a hierarchical view of java mail message objects and
provides access to specific messages for delete, read and reply actions

5) Javax.mail.internet.MimeMessages

This class models the actual mail message and holds a very little
information and data about the message when it is first instantiated.
This lightweight message structure populates the message with data
only as it is needed. Usually the attachment and the list of message
headers in the inbox are related to this feature.

6) Javax.mail.internet.internetAddress

This class moral a RFC 822 email address. If an incorrect address

format is encountered an error occurs and an address exception is
throughn within a java method processing the email address