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Tag <CFIMAP>

Retrieves and deletes e-mail messages from a Imap mail server. This tag works exactly the same way as the cfmail tag. It has the same attributes. The Internet Message Access Protocol or IMAP is one of two of the most prevalent Internet standard protocols for e-mail retrieval, the other being POP3. Virtually all modern e-mail clients and servers support both protocols as a means of transferring e-mail messages from a server, such as those used by Gmail, to a client, such as Mozilla Thunderbird and Microsoft Outlook. Many implementations of webmail use IMAP to retrieve e-mail messages from a server and display them within a web browser, making the use of this protocol transparent to the user.

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Example

	<cfimap
		[action="string"]
		[attachmentpath="string"]
		[debug="boolean"]
		[generateuniquefilenames="boolean"]
		[maxrows="number"]
		[messagenumber="string"]
		[name="string"]
		[password="string"]
		[port="number"]
		server="string"
		[startrow="number"]
		[timeout="number"]
		[uid="string"]
		[username="string"]>
	
This tag is also supported within cfscript
	<cfscript>
		imap
		[action="string"]
		[attachmentpath="string"]
		[debug="boolean"]
		[generateuniquefilenames="boolean"]
		[maxrows="number"]
		[messagenumber="string"]
		[name="string"]
		[password="string"]
		[port="number"]
		server="string"
		[startrow="number"]
		[timeout="number"]
		[uid="string"]
		[username="string"];
	</cfscript>

Attributes

The attributes for this tag are fixed. Except for the following attributes no other attributes are allowed.
Name Type Required Description
action string No Specifies the mail action. 
attachmentpath string No Allows attachments to be written to the specified directory when action = "getAll". If an
invalid attachmentPath is specified, no attachment files are written to the server. 
debug boolean No This Attribute is deprecated 
generateuniquefilenames boolean No Boolean indicating whether to generate unique filenames for the files attached to an e-mail
message to avoid naming conflicts when the files are saved. Default is NO. 
maxrows number No Sets the number of messages returned, starting with the number in the startRow attribute.
This attribute is ignored if messageNumber is specified. 
messagenumber string No Can be a comma-separated list of the message ids 
name string No Name for the index query. 
password string No Password that corresponds to user name. 
port number No Defaults to the standard Imap port, 143. 
server string Yes Host name biff.upperlip.com or IP address 192.1.2.225 of the Imap server. 
startrow number No Specifies the first row number to be retrieved. Default is 1. This attribute is ignored if
messageNumber is specified. 
timeout number No Specifies the maximum time, in seconds, to wait for mail processing. Defaults is 60 seconds. 
uid string No Specifies the unique ID or a comma-delimited list of Uids to retrieve or delete. If you set invalid Uids, then they are ignored. 
username string No If no user name is specified, the Imap connection is anonymous.