🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello again, 

Since I still have the same problem as I addressed here before, I'll
try/dare asking again. In the meanwhile I've found a workaround but
this workaround is not that charming. Above all I find that a descent
API should offer some support in handling time outs! 

My problem concerns reading large messages from a POP3 server. After
processing the message, the POP3 server has (probably) timed out (I
get the debug info: 'S:-ERR POP timeout' when reading the next email
from the server). No exception occurs when deleting the previous
message en reading the next (folder.getMessage(i)). When accessing the
message just read from the server (.getSubject()) an exception occurs
(error fetching POP3 content). 

How can I detect a timeout has occured (I tried adding
ConnectionListeners)? And how can I reconnect? 

I've tried to demonstrate this with the example below. Reading the
second email from the queue causes the exception! 

try{ 
  Iterator iterMail = new SsvReceiveMail(); 

  while(iterMail.hasNext()) { 
    System.out.println("Read Mail");
    // Error occurs when reading 2nd mail

    SsvMail csvMail = (SsvMail)iterMail.next(); 

     // wait 10 minutes...causing Time Out) 
    Thread.sleep(1000*60*10);

    System.out.println("Delete Mail"); 
    iterMail.remove(); 

    System.out.println("Delete Mail done"); 
  } 
  System.out.println("Complete"); 
} catch(Exception e) { 
  e.printStackTrace(); 
} 

regards Ren�