Email Processing API for .NET

Send email with HTML body & attachments

Mail merge & bulk mail sending functionality

List & download messages from POP3 & IMAP mail servers

List, download & send messages via Microsoft Exchange Servers

Create & update tasks using iCalendar

Load messages from file or stream

Save messages to file or stream

Inter-convert message formats

Manipulate message Personal & Offline storage files

Add messages, contacts, tasks, notes, calendar items & distribution lists to PST

Extract messages, contacts & calendar items from PST

Generate specified recurrence patterns as per iCalendar RFC

Manipulate Calendar items using Exchange Web Service (EWS) client

Add embedded objects & attachments to emails

Include text & HTML mail body

Mail merge from a template

Send iCalendar compliant appointments or meetings

Create customized mail headers

Support for HTTP Proxy in Email clients, i.e. POP3, IMAP and SMTP

Converting Outlook Task to MHTML

Single unified Method for Fetching various types of Outlook Items

Create contact in Sub-Folder of Contacts in EWS

Add Attachment to Recurring Calendar Events

Update member in a PST distribution list (DL)

Support for Outlook for Mac Data File OLM

Support for creating ICF and VCF version 3.0 files

Get folder path in OLM file

Get list of custom folders created by the user

Multi-connection support for recursive IMAP & POP3 operations

Dynamically Convert Messages to Multiple Email Formats in .NET

Aspose.Email is a good choice if you are looking for an API to convert emails to various file formats. For example, you can easily convert MSG files to EML, HTML or MHTML formats or vice versa. API has exposed interfaces for all of the possible conversion processes while hiding the underlying format specifications thus making it easy for the developers to integrate the API in their applications. Any of the supported conversion processes are as simple as loading the source file in the library object model and calling the Save method with appropriate parameters.

Try our free Email Converter.

// load the file to be converted

using (var message = Aspose.Email.MailMessage.Load(dir + "template.msg"))

{

    // save in different formats

    message.Save(dir + "output.eml", Aspose.Email.SaveOptions.DefaultEml);

    message.Save(dir + "output.html", Aspose.Email.SaveOptions.DefaultHtml);

    message.Save(dir + "output.mhtml", Aspose.Email.SaveOptions.DefaultMhtml);

}

Manage Calendar Objects with iCalendar API

Aspose.Email provides you with the capability to create and save Outlook Calendar objects through its iCalendar API. Not only you can extract the Calendar objects in various formats and save them as MSG or ICS files but you can also send, retrieve, update and cancel meeting requests through message sending protocols. How to handle iCalendar API you can learn from the Working with Appointments article.

Send & Receive Emails via SMTP, POP3 & IMAP

Aspose.Email for .NET empowers you to create complex messages with attachments, HTML formatting and images, and send email using SMTP protocol. It also allows you to log onto the POP3 servers by username and password or APOP authentication to perform operations like receiving emails as well as viewing mailbox size & message count, retrieving the full message or just the headers, deleting messages from the server and so on. How to handle email protocols you can learn from corresponding articles in our developer guide.

IMAP protocol features enable the user of API to authenticate, create, delete, select, query folders, get and save messages, change message flags and basic IMAP commands.

Connect to Microsoft Exchange Server

Aspose.Email for .NET provides the ability to connect with Microsoft Exchange Server in order to perform several operations. You can list messages from any folder, download messages and save them in the supported message formats. Emails and meeting invitations can also be sent using the Exchange Server WebDav & Exchange Web Services. API also supports Unified Messaging operations and auto-discovery of Exchange Server settings based on the specified credentials.

Complete Recurrence Pattern Solution

Aspose.Email for .NET allows you to easily and reliably calculate occurrence dates and times for even the most complex recurrence patterns. You can dynamically produce & consume recurrence patterns in the iCalendar RFC (2445) format. You may choose to use yearly, monthly, weekly, daily, hourly, minutely & secondly recurrence patterns, and can represent recurrence patterns in your windows, web or mobile applications.

Manage Message Storage Files

Email library can load Microsoft Outlook PST & OST files from a stream object or a disk location in order to retrieve full folder hierarchy and read message specific details like subject, sender, recipient or extract messages with attachments. You will handle PST and OST files easily after visiting the Working with Outlook Storage Files section.

// load PST file

using (var pst = Aspose.Email.Storage.Pst.PersonalStorage.FromFile(dir + "template.pst"))

{

    // list PST folders

    foreach (var folder in pst.RootFolder.GetSubFolders())

    {

        // list messages in a folder

        foreach (var msg in folder.EnumerateMessages())

        {

            var folderInfo = pst.GetParentFolder(msg.EntryId);

            Console.WriteLine(msg.Subject + ":" + folderInfo.DisplayName);

        }

    }

}

Work With Contact Cards

VCard or VCF is a worldwide file format to store and exchange contacts cards. Aspose.Email for .NET allows to manipulate contact card files (VCF) within .NET apps.You can also process Outlook contact cards as well as Thunderbird VCards. Using Aspose.Email for .NET you are able to send VCard or VCF files in emails, attach VCards to your messages. Also, you can exchange VCard files in your own way. The API allows to create, edit and remove your contact cards. You can easily add contact cards support to your application.

Microsoft Office Automation – Not Needed

Aspose.Email for .NET is built using managed code that does not need Microsoft Office or Microsoft Outlook to be installed on the machine to work with email processing. It is a perfect Microsoft Outlook automation alternative for dynamic message file manipulation as well as for sending & receiving emails. It's pretty easy to migrate from Office Automation to Aspose.