There is no refresh. The concept is meaningless in IMAP, particularly
for number of messages and other mailbox state. Mailbox state is always
pushed from the server to the client.
You need to deal with the underlying cause. If the client state is
stalled, then your code is in some way
I never thought you were hiding anything about some secret code to refresh the message cache. Just
asking if you have any suggestions to get the message cache updated.
I never implied IDLE is push, why I used quotes around push. I understand the logic behind IDLE.
What we are doing is giving
On Fri, 13 Mar 2009, Shawn Walker wrote:
I'll just figure a way to get the message cache update properly.
The way to figure it out is to fix the bug in your code.
I identified the bug. In case you missed it:
either your implementation of IDLE is incorrect, or
(as suggested in my previous
What is the best way to refresh a stale folder state? I'm having a issue with one thread that
contain a stale UID in it's cache.
I know that I could disconnect from the server and reconnect, but is rather expensive to have to
wait for the server/client to connect.
Regards,
Shawn
On Thu, 12 Mar 2009, Shawn Walker wrote:
What is the best way to refresh a stale folder state? I'm having a issue
with one thread that contain a stale UID in it's cache.
I don't know what you mean by a folder state, much less a stale folder
state or the act of refreshing such; nor what
