Java Email Parsing & Transactional API

Create & manipulate messages via API

Inter-convert message formats with few lines of code

Extract message header information

Add, extract & manipulate attachments

Create HTML formatted messages

Create message in draft mode (MSG only)

Traverse & read nested email attachments

Retrieve multiple recipients

Access MAPI properties

List user-created custom folders

Get folder path in OLM file

Multi-connection support for IMAP backup & restore operations

Multi-connection support for SMTP operations

Create ICF & VCF v3.0 files

Read Emails in ascending or descending order

Save MapiCalendar with HTML body format

Create & manage In-Place Archive at Office 365

Create folder hierarchy in PST using string notation

Specify creation & modify dates for ICS

Access Outlook for MacOS data file (OLM)

Configure SSL/TLS encryption on email client instances

Create contact in sub-folder of contacts at EWS

Create unified method for MAPI items fetching at EWS

Use HTTP proxy for email clients (SMTP, IMAP, POP3)

Convert MSG to Different Formats

The Java Email library provides easy-to-use interfaces for the conversion of supported message file formats. In order to perform a conversion, all you need to do is to load the source file in API object model and call the save method with appropriate parameters. It is really that simple!

Emailing via SMTP, POP3 & IMAP

API enables to create and format messages, attaching files and images as well as sending it to email addresses via SMTP protocol. Another facility that API provides is logging into POP3 servers via user name & password. Via API's APOP authentication feature, it is easy to get the full message or just the headers, view mailbox size & message count, delete messages from the server and much more. Few of API supported IMAP protocol features such as authentication, create, select, remove, query folders, get and save messages and change message flags.

// Initialize SmtpClient object
SmtpClient client = new SmtpClient("smtp.gmail.com", 587, "username", "password");
// Set Security options for the server
client.setSecurityOptions(SecurityOptions.Auto);
// Create a new Message
MailMessage msg = new MailMessage("This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.", "This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.", "First Message from Java", "Body");
System.out.println("Sending message..");		
// Send the Message now
client.send(msg);

Calendar Objects Management

Aspose.Email iCalendar API enables to create, extract and save Outlook Calendar objects in various formats. It provides the capability to save them as MSG or ICS files as well as send, retrieve, update and cancel meeting requests through message sending protocols.

Manage Message Storage Files

Aspose.Email for Java allows you to manage Outlook storage files. You can load PST & OST files from disk or a stream, get folder and sub-folder information from the message archive, retrieve message-specific details such as subject, sender, recipient and save messages to either disk or stream.

Apart from parsing an existing PST, library also provides the means to create a PST file from scratch and add messages to any folder of it.

// create an instance of PersonalStorage
PersonalStorage pst = PersonalStorage.create(dir + "archive.pst", 0);
// create a folder at the root of PST
pst.getRootFolder().addSubFolder("Inbox");
// add message to newly created folder
pst.getRootFolder().getSubFolder("Inbox").addMessage(MapiMessage.fromFile(dir + "template.msg"));

Microsoft Office Automation – Not Needed

Aspose.Email for Java is built using managed code that does not need Microsoft Office or Microsoft Outlook to be installed on the machine to work with emails processing. It is a perfect Microsoft Outlook automation alternative in terms of features, security, scalability and speed.