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Convert VCF Files to HTML in Java
VCF is a commonly used format to store the contact information of single or multiple persons. Also, it can contain the contact information of the business. The fields of a VCF file include name, address, phone, email, etc. In certain cases, you may need to convert a VCF file to HTML, for example, to embed it into a web page. To accomplish that programmatically, this article shows how to convert a VCF file to HTML in Java.
Create, Update, and Delete Contacts in Gmail using Java
Gmail is one of the commonly used online applications for sending and receiving emails. In addition, it allows working with calendars, contacts, chats, etc., and provides various other collaboration services. Recently, in an article, we have covered how to import contacts from a Gmail account. Today, you will learn how to create, update, and delete contacts in a Gmail account using Java.
Convert EML and MSG Emails to PDF in Java
EML and MSG are popular email formats used by MS Outlook to store emails. There could be the cases when you need to share the content of EML or MSG files from within your web or desktop applications. One of the most suitable solutions is the conversion of email files to PDF format. In this article, you will learn how to convert an EML or MSG email to PDF programmatically in Java.
Manage Inbox Rules on Exchange Server in C#
Microsoft Exchange Server allows you to define different rules for the inbox, which are applied to the messages such as moving a message to a folder, deleting a message, etc. While working with the Exchange services from within .NET applications, you may need to manage inbox rules programmatically. In this article, you will learn how to create and update inbox rules on MS Exchange Server in C# .NET.
Create, Update or Delete Tasks on MS Exchange Server in Java
To-do lists are used to keep track of the activities to be performed. People create such lists on paper, text editors, spreadsheets, etc. Microsoft Exchange Server also provides the feature of creating and managing to-do lists that are composed of tasks. To work with these tasks programmatically, this article shows how to add, update, or delete tasks on MS Exchange Server in Java.
Move Email to a Folder on Microsoft Exchange Server in Java
Aspose.Email for Java allows you to work with Microsoft Exchange Server services such as email, contact management, calendaring, etc. In a previous post, you have seen how to read emails from MS Exchange Server programmatically from within your Java applications. However, in certain cases, you may have to move emails from one folder to another on Exchange Server. In this article, you will learn how to move emails to a particular folder on MS Exchange Server in java.
Add and Remove Members in MS Exchange Distribution Lists in Java
MS Exchange Server allows you to create distribution lists to send emails to a group of people. In the previous article, we have covered how to create or fetch Exchange distribution lists in Java. In this article, you will learn how to add or remove members in MS Exchange distribution lists in Java.
Create Exchange Distribution List in C# .NET
MS Exchange Server provides the feature of creating distribution lists or groups. These distribution lists allow you to send emails to a group of people without requiring you to enter individual email addresses. In this article, you will learn how to create a distribution list on MS Exchange Server in C# .NET. Furthermore, we will cover how to fetch a distribution list programmatically.
Fetch Emails from POP3 Server in Python
Post Office Protocol (POP3) is a popular email protocol that is used to fetch emails from the mail servers. To work with the email messages in the mailbox, you first need to establish a connection to the POP3 server. To achieve that, this article covers how to connect to a POP3 server from within a Python application. Furthermore, you will learn how to fetch email messages from a POP3 server programmatically in Python.
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