CurveMail.NET V1.4.2 released

New version adds support for SMTP SIZE extension and enhanced error codes.

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A sample formatted email viewed in CurveMail.NET.

CurveMail.NET is designed to support HTML email workflow. CurveMail supplants the System.Net.Mail namespace and provides missing features such as address validation, S/MIME encryption, iCalendar, and URL rewriting. These features enable you to use a single API to manage the complete email workflow process, from initial creative design to tracking customer responses.

Updates in V1.4.2

New Additions

• Added support for the SMTP protocol SIZE extension.
• Added support for SMTP enhanced error codes.
• Added SmtpAction.ContinueData to allow SMTP events that display progress in sending message data.
• Added documentation on how to send iCalendar event cancellation.
• Added ImapFolder.Move( ImapFolder ) and ImapFolder.Copy( ImapFolder ) methods.
• Added MailAddressList.GetBounced( ImapClient ) method.

Changes

• For SmtpClient, PopClient, and ImapClient, if conventional TLS/SSL ports are passed to the constructor (465, 995, and 993 respectively), the EnableSsl property of the TcpConfiguration is set true.
• The sample GUI decryption form uses the certificate store on the local machine to locate decryption certificates.
• Sample GUI displays enhanced error code details when supported by the SMTP server.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed issue with incorrect ParsedMessage.Content value of decrypted messages. Saving decrypted messages resulted in the loss of message headers.
• Sample GUI will log SMTP transactions properly.
• TcpConfiguration.ReceiveTimeout and SendTimeout default to ten minutes rather than 0 (0 is a disallowed read timeout value for SSL connections).
• BounceRules resources class is no longer obfuscated in code. The obfuscation prevented runtime access to the resource in the official CurveMail release.

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WickedByte Software creates enterprise quality components and software for the .NET platform. All of its software is 100% managed and created from the ground up on the .NET 2.0 platform. The company considers the developers who use its components to be as important as what those components do. Every WickedByte API design has at least one feature in common: a user interface that is easy to use and remember.