Category Archive: Aspose.Email Product Family

Outlook dragdrop feature is included in the latest Aspose.Network release, which enables
developers to easily create UI elements that respond to Outlook drag drop events.

The following sample shows how to create a panel, on which user can drag a message from
Outlook and drop it, and the program save that message(s) to .msg file(s).

Step 1. Create a windows form application

Step 2. Add reference to Aspose.Network

Browse for Aspose.Network.dll and Aspose.Windows.Forms.dll, and click ok

Step 3. Create your ui elements, in … Continue Reading

We have released Aspose.Network 3.3.0.0!

• This is a major release for Aspose.Network, with Microsoft Exchange Server supporting (WEBDAV).
  • Supports fetch e-mail messages on an exchange store.
  • Supports delete e-mail messages
  • Supports send e-mail messages

    [C#]

    string mailboxUri = “http://gz.aspose.com/exchange/andrew”; 
    string username = “andrew”;
    string password = “12345678”;
    string domain = “aspose”;

    NetworkCredential credential = new NetworkCredential(username, password, domain);

   //create an exchangeclient
   ExchangeClient client = new ExchangeClient(mailboxUri, credential);
   try
   {
    //query mailbox
    ExchangeMailboxInfo mailbox = client.GetMailboxInfo();
    //list … Continue Reading

Dear Customers,

We are heading to deliver the Aspose.Network.Exchange in the coming Aspose.Network 3.3.

Aspose.Network.Exchange will provide a set of communication features to Microsoft Exchange Server (with WebDav protocol), such checking email messages, sending email messages and calendaring.

With continuous growing, Aspose.Network has supported more than 8 major network protocols, including SMTP, POP3, IMAP4, MIME, FTP, DNS, ICMP, WhoIs, WebDAV and more. It is a must be tool kit for your network programming.… Continue Reading

Dear Customers,

We’ve released Aspose.Network 3.2.0.0.

What’s new in this release:

• Adding Aspose.Network.Logging, which is an extensible and comprehansive .net logging framework.
• Fixed the bug in ImapClient.ListMessages, which may lead to throw out invalid parameter exception when initializing MailAddress instances.
• All other updates from 3.1.*

Thanks… Continue Reading

Fixed an issue about “yearly, the first weekday of january” pattern.

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In this article, we will talk about the differences among Aspose.Network.Mail, System.Net.Mail (New in .NET 2.0) and System.Web.Mail.

System.Web.Mail and System.Net.Mail are all the built-in library provided by Microsoft in .NET framework. System.Web.Mail supports .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 (for compatibility). System.Net.Mail is new for .NET 2.0.

System.Web.Mail is simply a wrapper around the two COM libraries: CDONTS.NewMail (found in the cdonts.dll) and CDO.Message (found in the cdosys.dll). You will also need them installed on your server. By default, … Continue Reading

Dear Customers,

We have released a new hotfix for Aspose.Network.

What’s new in this release:

• Fixed the bug in parsing Eml file, which will throw out a MimeException if the Eml contains invalid header for Return-Path. Now we will just ignore it.
• Fixed the bug in parsing Empty ReplyTo header in Eml file.
• Changed the behaviors for Pop3Client.SaveMessage function, which will not invoke Mime parsing function for validation. Therefore, the performance for the function will be improved also.
• All other

This is the new blog for Aspose.Network! From now on, latest releases, development news and hot fixes will be posted here. Earlier posts can be found in the old Aspose.GuangZhou blog.

Cheers!… Continue Reading

In this version:

• Fixed the issue related to “extending” and “limiting” BYxxx rules for some patterns. For more info http://www.aspose.com/Community/forums/thread/57717.aspx
• Aspose.iCalendar now works on Microsoft Windows Vista RC2.

 … Continue Reading