Aspose.Email for Java 17.8 has been published. Ported from its equivalent .NET version, this month’s release includes the same enhancements and improvements. Specifically, it provides complete support for working with Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 using EWS. It also supports conversion of email messages to HTML without embedding message resources in output file. For a complete list of all the changes included in this version, please visit the release notes section of Aspose.Email for Java API documentation.

Major Features

Support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2016: We are glad to share that Aspose.Email for Java API now provides complete support for working with Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 using its EWS client. This was earlier limited by certain features where the API didn’t support the functionality completely. With this month’s release, you can now get benefit of working with all the functionality of Exchange Server 2016.

Conversion of Messages without Embedding Resources in Output: Aspose.Email for Java API lets you convert messages to HTML. This month’s version further enhances this functionality by saving message resources (attachments, inline images, etc.) to user defined destination. This allows to save the message resources without embedding into the output html file. This is as illustrated in the following code sample.

MailMessage eml = MailMessage.load(fileName);

//final String outDir = "out path";
String outFileName = "EmailWithAttandEmbedded_out.html";

HtmlSaveOptions options = new HtmlSaveOptions();
options.setEmbedResources(false);
options.setSaveResourceHandler(new SaveResourceHandler() {
    
    @Override
    public void invoke(AttachmentBase attachment, String[] resourcePath) {
    	String dataDir = Utils.getSharedDataDir(ConvertEmailMessages.class) + "email/";
        attachment.save(attachment.getContentId());
        resourcePath[0] = attachment.getContentId();
    }
});

eml.save(dataDir + outFileName, options);

API Resources

We have detailed information available online for getting started with the Aspose.Email for Java API. These are:

• Product Documentation – Provides detailed examples of working with the API
• API Reference Guide – Details all the packages and classes of the API
• GitHub Examples – Provides ready to run API examples
• Aspose.Email Forum – Feel free to contact us on Aspose.Email forum for your queries

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for .NET 17.8. With this month’s release, the API now provides complete support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2016. It also includes enhancements to the API functionality for converting messages to HTML. For a complete note on what is new and fixed, please visit the release notes section of Aspose.Email for .NET documentation.

Enhancements

Support for Exchange Server 2016: With the release of Microsoft Exchange Server 2016, we started providing support for this latest Exchange server in our API. This included resolution of issues that were found with this version of Exchange server. We are pleased to share that Aspose.Email for .NET API now completely supports Exchange Server 2016 using the EWS client. Please visit our documentation section, working with Exchange Server using EWS, for complete list of supported features by the API.

Conversion of Messages to HTML without Embedded Resources: This month’s release also includes enhancement to the API functionality of converting messages to HTML. This is achieved using SaveResourceHandler of HtmlSaveOptions class which specifies the destination for saving resources, as shown in following code sample.

var fileName = "EmailWithAttandEmbedded.eml";
var filePath = Path.Combine(dataDir, fileName);

MailMessage msg = MailMessage.Load(filePath);
var outFileName = Path.Combine(dataDir, fileName + ".html");

var options = new HtmlSaveOptions()
{
    EmbedResources = false,
    SaveResourceHandler =
        (AttachmentBase attachment, out string resourcePath) =>
        {
            attachment.Save(Path.Combine(dataDir, attachment.ContentId));
            resourcePath = Path.Combine(".", attachment.ContentId);
        }
};

msg.Save(outFileName, options);

Other Improvements

We have also fixed several bugs reported by our valued customers that further improves the overall API functionality in terms of expected output.

API Resources

The following API resources can be of help to you in getting started with Aspose.Email API.

• Product Documentation – Provides detailed examples of working with the API
• API Reference Guide – Details all the namespaces and classes of the API
• GitHub Examples – Provides ready to run API example
• Support Forum – Write to us if you have any query or inquiry about the API