PowerTCP Mail for .NET

Power TCP Mail for .NET adds comprehensive Internet mail capabilities to any .NET application.
Power TCP Mail for .NET has E-Mail components which seamlessly combine security, efficiency, and ease of use so you can quickly develop custom e-mail handling applications. Includes classes for creating, sending and receiving email. C# and VB code snippets and sample applications will give your project a boost.

Key Features:

• Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and Post Office Protocol (POP3) components send and receive email, respectively
  
• Internet Access Message Protocol (IMAP4) component manages email on IMAP4 servers (Gmail, Yahoo, Exchange, etc.)
  
• Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) enable the encoding and decoding of non-ASCII data like international UNICODE text and binary data
  
• Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (S/MIME) version 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 enable message signing (authentication) and encryption (privacy)
• Create HTML mail (MHTML) from HTML documents with one line of code
  
• MailMessage class provides a nested hierarchy of MIME entities (parts)
  
• MailMessage.GetEncodingStream() returns a Stream that decodes when Write() is called (the MailMessage is incrementally populated with decoded content) and encodes when Read() is called (the user's buffer is filled with the next segment of the encoded MailMessage)
  
• Suitable for advanced WinForms applications as well as single-threaded services, console and web applications
  
• Winform samples demonstrate robust multi-threading features and Task-based Asynchronous Pattern (TAP)
  
• .NET-centric, reusing classes from System.Net.Mail and System.Net.Mime
• Gmail, Yahoo! mail, Microsoft Exchange fully supported
  
• Complete internationalisation support for non-ASCII character sets (Kanji, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, etc.)
  
• Compatible with FIPS 140-2 standards
  
• Complies with email RFCs for SMTP (2821, 2822, 3461), POP3 (1939, 2449), IMAP4 (3501), MIME (2045, 2046, 2047, 6532), S/MIME (2633, 3851, 5751)

PowerTCP Mail for .NET - Features

PowerTCP Mail for .NET enables the creation, sending, retrieving and editing of messages and helper classes assist in managing e-mail addresses. Complex HTML messages can be created using one line of code. Multiple WinForm templates with source code are included for designing interactive solutions out-of-the-box.

PowerTCP Mail for .NET version 3.0.1.1

• Header encoding issue introduced in 3.0.0.10 resolved. In previous build, subject was incorrectly defaulting to UTF-8. (4520)
• Corrected condition that caused message corruption between creating, loading and storing. (4525)

Features include:

• POP and SMTP components for sending and receiving, the MessageStream class for authoring and editing and helper classes for e-mail management and lower level encoding/decoding
• HTML messages can be created using one line of code
• Synchronous and asynchronous functionality designed on .NETs multi-threading capabilities
• Full support for multi-national character sets
• Supported encoding mechanisms include Base64, Quoted Printable, UUEncode and Yencode
• Pre-packaged Mail WinForm templates are included (with source-code) to add user interface capabilities for SMTP, POP and Message construction
• MessageStream technology enables on-the-fly encoding and decoding with retrieved messages represented as a collection of MessageStream objects
• Create complex messages, mixing and matching different kinds of data to create a custom tailored e-mail message
• Stream-based objects for seamless integration with applications
• Helper classes such as MailAddress and MailAddresses assist in management and sorting of e-mail addresses enabling the efficient movement of e-mail lists to and from the applications storage mechanism
• Supports full Pipelining
• Debugging has been extended beyond run-time testing to a new design-time Editor to test SMTP and POP capabilities without compiling. Properties set in the Editor are recorded directly in the code and a real-time feedback window provides a detailed view of the messages available on a Mail Server for download
• Integrated Help 2.0 documentation includes tutorials and a comprehensive reference guide with full support for dynamic help.