How Do I Auto Classify Email In Different Folder Like Gmail?

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I want to do auto classification of email by category..e.g personal, work, travel.like gmail..I found popfile through google but i want to do it through coding,,,,,,,,,can anyone help me?

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Posted 26-Nov-14 0:49am

Bhum_S

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BillWoodruff 26-Nov-14 10:55am

You are able to access all your e-mail through code now ? You want to tag the e-mail or set up some kind of filters that classify the messages according to certain criteria you create ? And, you want to view your e-mail sorted in some form by categories which you save to local storage, and load ?

Bhum_S 27-Nov-14 0:44am

Thanks for the comment..!!! Smile | :)

yes..m able to fetch all my mail through code now..i want a filter based on email id..for example..i have folder work..i want to configure email abc@gmail.com to fetch mail in only work folder...how can i configure that through code?

when i receive a new mail from abc@gmail.com..it should be in work folder and existing all mail from of abc@gmail.com should be in work folder..!!!

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