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Access POP3 account from JUnit tests

I'm looking for a way to access a POP3 account while running a JUnit test. Does anyone know how to do that? I probably need some kind of library for POP3 access I guess.

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Ok, actually it is quite simple and not really related to junit. I just use the java.mail.* libs to access the POP3 account.

Sebi  2010-04-27 17:49:13

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