Category Archive: Aspose.Email Product Family

Aspose.Network for .NET v4.0.0.0 comes with .NET framework 3.5 supports.

Moreover, we also improved the Tnef attachment files decoding in this release. You don’t need to care about the Tnef attachments (winmail.dat) in the eml files now. Just use MailMessage to load the file, we will decode the tnef file for you in the background.

Check it out

http://www.aspose.com/community/files/54/utility-components/aspose.network/default.aspx… Continue Reading

We have added a new demo and an article for parsing and reading outlook message (.msg) files. You can now read outlook msg files using your own code. Microsoft Office Outlook is not required for it. A screenshot of the demo is shown below: 

The demo can be downloaded from https://downloads.aspose.com/email. To read the article about how to implement it in your own application, please visit http://www.aspose.com/documentation/utility-components/aspose.network-for-.net/outlook-msg-file-viewer.html. … Continue Reading

Aspose.Network for .NET v3.9.0.0 has released.

In this major release, we supported S/MIME protocol features. Now you can add a digital signature to your email message.

Here is the sample code:

       // load the certificate and associated private key from a file 
       X509Certificate2 certificate = X509Certificate2.LoadPfx(“mycer.pfx”, “password”);

       // create an instance of MailMessage 
       MailMessage message = new MailMessage();

        // set its properties to desired values 
        message.From = “sender@domain.com“;
        message.To = recipient… Continue Reading

We have released a new version of Aspose.Network. The majore feature of this release is Dns mail — we now support sending email message with mail exchange servers if you don’t have any smtp servers.

Here is the code sample for C#:

            MailMessage msg = new MailMessage();
            msg.From = “sender@mail.com“;
            msg.To = “use1@mail.com;user2@mail.com“;
            msg.Subject = “dns sending”;
            msg.Body = “it is a test.”;
            DnsMailClient client = new DnsMailClient();
            client.Send(msg);… Continue Reading

In this article, we will show you how to access Gmail via SSL. We can access gmail using following protocols: 

• SMTP
• IMAP
• POP3 

SMTP

In this section we will show you how to perform various tasks on Gmail server using SMTP protocol on SSL.

Connect to Gmail SMTP server

The following example shows you how you can connect to SSL enabled SMTP server. We will set the following properties for SSL support:

First, create a new SmtpClient object as follows:… Continue Reading

Aspose.Network for .NET v3.7.0.0 has been released. Aspose.Network is a complete solution for network programming on .NET frameworks.

This version is a major release, containing SSL support for SMTP, bug fixes and many other improvements.

New Features

• SSL SMTP Protocol: Aspose.Network.Mail supports sending email with SSL SMTP protocol.
• Implicit / Explicit Security mode in SSL SMTP.

          [C# Sample]

         SmtpClient client = new SmtpClient(“smtp.gmail.com”,587,”from@gmail.com”,”password”);

         client.SecurityMode = SmtpSslSecurityMode.Explicit;

         client.EnableSsl = true;

         client.Send(“from@aspose.com”,”to@gmail.com”, “Hello, Gmail.”, “Hello, Gmail.”);

• VAS/VMS List item : Aspose.Network.Ftp

Dear Customers,

We’ve releases Aspose.Network for .NET v3.6.3.0.

What’s New

• 4048 – Adds Unix-To-Unix (uuencod) decoding supports for parsing attachments for eml files.
• Adds new samples for Aspose.Network.Outlook.

Fixes

• 4049 – ImapClient.AppendMessage function cannot return UID properly.
• 4050 – ImapClient.ListMessage throws exceptions for invalid email addresses.

How to download

      http://www.aspose.com/Community/Files/54/aspose.network/default.aspx

 … Continue Reading

Introduction

This release contains new features, features enhancement and bug fixes since v3.5.  Please check following description for more detail information.

What’s New?

3756 – Support to render multipart/mixed type part in EML format.

           A new property Attachment.EmptyAttachment is added for this feature.

           [Sample]

           MailMessage msg = MailMessage.Load(@”c:\ExchangeMessage.eml”, MessageFormat.Eml);

           msg.Attachments.Add(Attachment.EmptyAttachment);

           msg.Save(@”c:\exchangeeml.eml”);

3758 – Support to delete attachments in Outlook Message files.

           [Sample]

           MailMessage.DestroyAttachments(@”c:\attachment.msg”);