Change email labels

[michal]

HI,

I searched a lot to know how can i change email lables using API

as i know (for now )  i can't change the email lable and i can't get the emails except unread mail

am i worng?

if so please let me know, what i want to do is to send mails and then move the mail label from sent items folder to anothrer  folder

TIA,

MIchal

 

[Philippe Laval]

I think you can find the answer here: http://code.google.com/apis/gmail/imap/ (check the X-GM-LABELS extension).

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[Jay Lee]

Hi michal,

  There is no normal GData API that allows full interaction with a Gmail mailbox (labels, messages, etc). However, as Philippe shared, you can use IMAP along with XOAuth and 2-legged OAuth authentication to access user mailboxes without needing to know their password:

http://code.google.com/apis/gmail/oauth/

the link Philippe shared has detailed on Gmail IMAP extensions that allow you to interact with labels and conversations in a more Gmail-like way.

You can also access Gmail mailboxes via Google Apps Script. See:

http://googleappsdeveloper.blogspot.com/2011/06/gmail-and-document-services-now.html

Jay

[michal]

thanks, a lot.
i'm using .net do you know if i can use the Google Apps Script from
that?

TIA,
Michal

> http://googleappsdeveloper.blogspot.com/2011/06/gmail-and-document-se...
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> Jay

[Jay Lee]

Hi Michal,

  Google Apps Script is not accessible via the regular GData API libraries as far as I know. IMAP would be your best bet for .NET. I don't know .NET at all but I imagine there are existing IMAP libraries already. You'll need to extend them somewhat if you plan to use the Gmail IMAP extensions but that shouldn't be to difficult.

Jay