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MailBee POP3 Component is an all-in-one and very useful program which offers you an easy and quick way to download mail from POP3 servers in ASP, VB or any other ActiveX-capable application. It supports secure authentication on a POP3 server, full and partial download of messages (downloading headers), deleting messages, parsing and decoding messages into easy-to-use Message objects. Like all other MailBee components, MailBee POP3 can be extended with MailBee SSL/SMIME Component. This will enable full support of SSL/TLS connections (for instance, you can use it with GMail) and S/MIME.

Major Features:

1. POP3 Object:
   • Supports secure authentication methods (including APOP, NTLM, MSN) during connection to POP3 server
   • Can retrieve all messages as a collection, retrieve only headers for each message, headers + part of message body
   • Can retrieve any single particular message or (its headers)
   • Can detect total message count in the mailbox, total size of all messages and sizes of every message. All of above does not require to retrieve messages or headers
   • Automatically parses retrieved messages and headers (decoding from base64/quoted-printable/uue, converting charset to windows code page, etc.)
   • Automatically creates plain-text version of HTML formatted message if plain version is not available in the message itself
   • Can determine whether a message contains attachments when downloading message headers only
   • Can delete messages from POP3 server
   • Supports logging POP3 session into the file
   • Can execute user-specified commands (SendCommand method)
   • Ping method allows to implement "keep connection alive" function in your applications
   • Supports event mechanism to track retrieval progress (and abort retrieval if needed)
2. MailMessage Object:
   • Available in all MailBee Objects packages (POP3, SMTP, Objects). Used as a main unit POP3 retrieval and SMTP sending methods operate with
   • Because SMTP object composes messages using Message object, all composing functionality of SMTP object also applies to Message object
   • Includes collection of a message's attachments
   • Provides access to custom message headers through GetHeader method
   • Can be created explicitly through CreateObject and then saved to disk or sent by SMTP object
   • Any content can be loaded to RawBody property (such as content of message file or attachment with message inside)
   • RawBody operates symmetrically: when you set Message properties or call Message-affecting methods (such as AddAttachment), RawBody will reflect this changes next time you read it; when you load RawBody with new value, other Message properties such as BodyText are refreshed
   • No redundant refreshes on RawBody. If you sequentially change some Message properties, RawBody will be updated only when you read it, not after every changing Message properties

Requirements:

• 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008
• 32/64 bit.

MailBee.NET IMAP downloads messages in a batch, drastically improving performance. MailBee.NET IMAP bundle includes a set of MIME objects such as MailMessage and Attachment which are used for e-mail parsing.

Written in 100% managed code, MailBee.NET IMAP only requires the .NET framework be installed on the computer. MailBee.NET IMAP can be used in any .NET language including C# and VB.NET. Both .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 are supported.

MailBee.NET IMAP fully supports IMAP4, TLS/SSL, MIME, XML, HTML, and MHTML. No knowledge of these standards is required of developers, however.

Major Features:

1. Imap Object Features:
   • Download entire messages, headers only, envelopes, or anything else which can be returned by IMAPs FETCH command
   • Download and manage folders (international folder names fully supported)
   • Supports secure TLS/SSL connections out-of-box (supports Gmail, etc)
   • Upload a message in a folder
   • Copy messages between folders
   • Move messages between folders
   • Obtain UID of uploaded/copied/moved messages if the server supports UIDPLUS
   • Delete messages
   • Examine and set message flags
   • Expunge (i.e. purge) deleted messages
   • Expunge specific deleted messages
   • Search messages
   • Secure authentication (CRAM-MD5, NTLM)
   • Windows Integrated Authentication (authenticate using the current Windows user credentials)
   • User-defined authentication methods
   • Get account quota and used space size if the server supports QUOTA
   • Automatic detection and use of IMAP capabilities
   • Faster upload if the server supports LITERAL
   • Can tolerate incorrectly formatted responses from the server (keeping the application informed if this happens)
   • Provides methods for converting IMAP strings, dates, international folder names, etc
   • Logging IMAP session into a file or memory
   • Returns e-mails as MailMessage objects which can be interchanged with other objects (Smtp, etc)
   • Send user-defined commands to the server
   • Rich set of events and asynchronous processing options
   • Can be placed on the form or created in the code
2. MailMessage Object Features:
   • Used by Smtp object as outgoing e-mail
   • Returned by Pop3 object as incoming e-mail
   • Multiple recipients (To/CC/BCC)
   • Multiple attachments
   • Mail merge
   • Easy access to plain-text and HTML body
   • Full support of international encoding and charsets
   • Can extract attachments from MS-TNEF (winmail.dat) files
   • Access to every MIME part
   • Access to all message headers
   • Access to message timestamps ("Received:" headers)
   • Conversion from HTML to plain-text and vice versa including high-lighting of URIs, images, quotations, etc
   • Full support of creating and displaying HTML messages with embedded pictures in desktop and web applications
   • Access forwarded messages (GetEncapsulatedMessage)
   • Forward message as attachment
   • Import HTML file or web page into e-mail
   • Import & export message data from/into memory, file and stream
   • Serialize into XML and deserialize frontable
   • Confirm Read & Confirm Receipt
   • Reply-To, Priority, Importance, Sensitivity, etc