javamail download only selected attachments from my inbox - download

I am using javamail for download my gmail attachments to my local system.
I can download all attachments from my inbox.But i want to download only the selected mail's attachments from my inbox.How can i achieve this.
Thanks in advance.
vino

You know that loop where you iterated over all the attachments and saved each one? Change it to only save the one you want.

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