Hacking Gmail

192 Part III — Conquering Gmail

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So, you can now work out how to retrieve the message itself. You simply construct

the correct URL, retrieve it, parse the page, and there it is.

Retrieving the Individual Page

There are two types of individual message pages, and you’ll need to work out how

to deal with them in a few paragraphs. In the meantime, jump to Appendix A and

check out Listing A-5, which shows the code for the page depicted in Figure 13-2.

FIGURE13-2: An individual message page, with only one message