EMLX Viewer for .NET Applications
View EMLX files programmatically in C# without Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird dependencies.
Aspose.Email for .NET
Overview
How to View EMLX Files Using an Advanced Email API
EMLX files, commonly associated with Apple Mail, store individual email messages in plain text format. Open EMLX files easily in .NET applications without the need for email clients like Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird. With Aspose.Email for .NET , a feature-rich library, developers can integrate EMLX file viewing capabilities into their projects. The library supports various email formats, enabling high-performance email management with advanced features like attachment handling and HTML rendering.
This API simplifies complex email processing tasks, offering developers an intuitive experience when handling EMLX files. Whether you’re developing email clients, archiving solutions, or custom email tools, Aspose.Email for .NET provides a reliable, standalone solution.
Key Benefits:
Extract and display email content, metadata, and attachments..
Support for .NET Framework, .NET Core, and .NET Standard environments.
Works without email clients like Thunderbird or Outlook.
Convert and view EMLX content in a browser-friendly HTML format.
Handle significant volumes of email data efficiently.
Using the API, you can load these files into a structured MailMessage object for easy access to email metadata, body content, and attachments. The library also allows conversion of EMLX files into formats like HTML for quick viewing in web browsers or embedding in application UIs.
How to Install and Use C# Email API to View EMLX Files
To begin, install the API in your development environment:
Open NuGet package manager, search for Aspose.Email and click Install.
You may also use the following command in the Package Manager Console.
Command
PM> Install-Package Aspose.Email
Once installed, you can start coding.
Steps to View EMLX via C#
Aspose.Email makes it easy for developers to view EMLX files with just few lines of code.
- Create a temporary file path for saving HTML output.
- Use the MailMessage.Load method to parse the file.
- Save the email content in HTML format using the Save method.
- Open the generated HTML file in the default web browser using Process.Start.
System Requirements
The C# library is supported on all major operating systems. Just make sure that you have the following prerequisites.
- Microsoft Windows or a compatible OS with .NET Framework, .NET Core, and Xamarin Platforms
- Development environment like Microsoft Visual Studio
- Aspose.Email for .NET referenced in your project
C# code to view EMLX
string output = System.IO.Path.GetTempPath() + Guid.NewGuid().ToString() + ".html";
// load the EMLX file in an instance of MailMessage
using (var message = Aspose.Email.MailMessage.Load("template.emlx"))
{
// save EMLX in HTML format
message.Save(output, Aspose.Email.SaveOptions.DefaultHtml);
}
// load resultant HTML in default browser
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(output);
View EMLX in a Browser
The process of rendering EMLX files into HTML enables you to view message content directly in a web browser. See how the converted EMLX appears in the browser after being processed with Aspose.Email for .NET. The displayed content includes the header (sender, recipient, subject) and body (formatted text, images, or hyperlinks).
Email API for .NET Applications
Aspose.Email is a versatile email processing library for managing and converting formats like MSG, EML, EMLX, and MHT. It supports handling attachments, customizing headers, and working with protocols such as POP3, IMAP, and SMTP for sending and receiving emails. Its APIs operate independently of email clients, offering developers a lightweight and reliable solution for email management.
Try for Free
Experience the power of the API with a free trial . Visit the download page to access the latest version of the library and explore its features without commitment.
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Email File Viewer for Other Formats
Aspose.Email for .NET extends its functionality beyond EMLX files, supporting a variety of email formats. Developers can also use it to view the following: