Create, Edit, and Convert Email Documents using PHP
Aspose.Email for Java includes classes that allow you to create as well as read message files, enabling complete processing of message contents. You can manipulate a number of message formats such as MSG, EML, EMLX, and MHT without the need of using Microsoft Outlook. You can not only modify the message contents but also manipulate (add/remove) message attachments. It provides you sufficient ability to customize message headers and also empowers you to completely control a message by exposing its Mapi properties.
View & Export Emails from Exchange, IMAP or POP3 Servers to PST, PDF, DOCX, TIFF & XPS
We have recently released a new version of Email Processor by Aspose for .NET app. It includes new features and some UI improvements.
New Features View email message Download attachments from email Convert selected emails to PDF, DOCX, XPS and TIFF Show sub-folders from IMAP and Exchange Server, if available Download Source Code Codeplex Github Code.MSDN Code.Google Live Demo Email Viewer
Introducing Aspose APIs for Android
Sydney, Australia – 20 July 2013 – Aspose announces expansion into the mobile platform with the impending release of a new product line for the Android market.
Aspose are excited to announce a brand new product line to bring the features of our well known file management components to Android devices.
Aspose is already a well-known name in the .NET and Java Reporting Services, Jasper Reports, and SharePoint markets and are now stepping into the Android arena with the introduction of Android versions of some of our flagship Java components.
Add Contacts to Exchange Server using Aspose.Email for .NET 2.1.0
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for .NET 2.1.0. This release includes new features, enhancements to existing features and resolution of reported issues. One of the new features is the ability to add contacts to an Exchange Server. This new version also supports logging the activity of Aspose.Email’s SMTP client for tracing purposes. We have also introduced setting the follow-up flag and due date for messages.
Add calendar items to PST, get Exchange version info and other improvements
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for .NET 2.0.0. In this release, we have included some valuable new features, enhancements to existing features and resolution of the reported issues. One of the new features is the ability to retrieve Exchange Server version information. We have also introduced a mechanism for retrieving several MAPI properties from a PST file, for example PR_ENTRYID and PR_STORE_ENTRYID. Another new feature is the ability to insert calendar items into PST files.
Validate Email Messages (EML) with Aspose.Email for Java
Aspose.Email for Java 1.4.0 has been released. This release includes the latest improvements made to the Aspose.Email for Java component.
An attractive feature of Aspose.Email is the ability to validate EML. The MailMessage class has exposed a new static method, ValidateMessage, that accepts an EML file through a file path or as a stream and returns an object of EmlValidationErrorCollection. If the returned collection is empty then no validation problems have been detected.
Part 2: Aspose File Components for .NET and WCF – Airline Reservation Example Architecture
Aspose.Total for .NET can be used in a variety of scenarios and with many different technologies and applications. In this series, we’re looking into the airline reservation scenario. We’re building a small application based on WCF, Windows Forms, and a few Aspose components for file manipulation. This is the second part of the series. You may have a look into the first part at the following URL: Part 1: Aspose File Components for .
Print Email Message to XPS with Aspose.Email for .NET
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for .NET 1.2. In this version, we have added support for printing email messages to XPS format using the MailPrinter class. The Print() method takes an instance of the MailMessage class as an argument, so you can print EML, MSG, or MHT files. This sample code shows how to print an email:
// Initialize the MailPrinter class MailPrinter msgPrinter = new MailPrinter(); // Load an email message MailMessage msg = MailMessage.
Aspose.Email for Java Getting Rich in Features
Aspose.Email for Java was first released in July 2010 with Microsoft MSG file format support. It’s been a year and we are continuously working on adding new features in it to make it more closer to the Aspose.Network for .NET.
Recently, we released Aspose.Network for Java 2.1, which can now handle EML, MSG and MHTML files. You can create new message, load existing message, do changes and save to disk, convert from one format to another, read attachments etc.