how to get email from outbox( mail had send to someone) and how to check unread property of email when using pop3

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i using pop3 to get mails from gmail, but don't know how to check unread property of a email.
and how to get mails had send (mail inside outbox)?

Posted 13-Jun-15 21:46pm

binhminhtrencat

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jun-15 3:58am

Mails already sent not in Outbox anymore (only mails currently in the process of sending are there) but moved to Sent Items...

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2015-06-14T00:55:00

Sent Items etc are storage folders implemented by the specific mail client, so Outlook will store them differently from Hotmail, or gmail etc, and pop3 can't be used to access folders, only mail items waiting to be processed. Ditto what has been read, that is managed by the client. To access folders you're going to have to use IMAP which is a more advanced protocol for accessing mail that includes the concept of folders.