PowerTCP Mail for .NET

What’s new in PowerTCP Mail for .NET V4.0?

• Model-View-Controller design uses fewer resources, is more flexible and produces code that is easier to maintain.
• Improved use of .NET Features including generics and IPv6.
• Robust IMAPv4. POP3 and SMTP support.
• Improved thread-safe design.
• SSL support for secure communications.
• Added NTLM and GSSAPI, supporting single sign-on.
• Improved support for internationalized e-mail addresses and domains when using .NET 4.0+.
• Support for DNS resolution of internationalized domain names.
• Simplified MailMessage object, making it easier to use.
• Support for S/MIME encrypted and signed e-mails.
• .NET Framework Client Profile compatible.
• 64-bit OS support.

What’s new in PowerTCP Mail for .NET V3.2.0?

• PowerTCP Mail for .NET has been updated with VS 2010 integration.
• PowerTCP Mail for .NET now supports .NET Framework 4 Client Profile.

What’s new in PowerTCP Mail for .NET V3.1?

• A UsePipelining property has been added to the Smtp component, permitting users to choose whether or not to use PIPELINING when the server supports it.
• Added a MimeAttachmentStream.ContentId property.

What’s new in PowerTCP Mail for .NET V3.0? – The new release of PowerTCP Mail for .NET merges two products into one by incorporating SSL security features into PowerTCP Mail for .NET. All of the features of PowerTCP Secure Mail for .NET and PowerTCP Mail for .NET will now be in one product, plus the new feature S/MIME.

PowerTCP Mail for .NET V3.0 includes new security features. Sign and encrypt email messages with new S/MIME support. Optionally employ secure connections using SSL, PCT, and TLS.

What's new in PowerTCP Mail for .NET V2.0?

The second version of PowerTCP Mail for .NET adds an Imap component for comprehensive communications with an IMAP server. Based on the most recent revision to RFC 2060 on October of 2002, the Imap component is designed to enable a local representation of a remote IMAP server in a hierarchical structure, enabling the ability to easily represent the IMAP structure in a TreeView. Plus, the new Imap component includes full Idle support, advanced search capabilities, extensive Event notification with over 28 Events, and the ability to access individual message parts even when conducting bulk transfers.

PowerTCP Mail for .NET Uses/Applications

• Some uses of PowerTCP Mail for .NET include:
• Sending email from any .NET Framework Windows or Web application
• Turning any stream-based data into an Email message
• Creating HTML messages
• Creating Email messages for multiple languages
• Management of Email addresses
• Decoding/encoding data for Base64, Quoted Printable, UUEncode, and decoding Yencode.
• The MessageStream object and its Parts collections also can be used for the encoding and decoding of HTTP POST commands, or any other MIME-formatted data structure
• Special-purpose Mail Client applications
• Help Desk applications
• ASP.NET (web-based) Mail Applications
• Notification applications using e-mail
• Mail processing or routing applications
• Bulk mailer applications
• Filter and forward mail received at specific e-mail addresses
• Create a unified messaging application for your company
• MIME message (attachment) manipulation, including decoding and encoding

PowerTCP Mail for .NET whats included:

• 19 Components/Major Classes
• 10 Full Sample projects (in both VB.NET and C#)
• Full MS Help 2.0 Documentation, including extensive examples and tutorials
• Free Introductory Support

Whats Included sample projects:

• POP Client - Demonstrates a client used for receiving mail
• Synchronous SMTP Client - Demonstrates a client used for sending mail using synchronous methods
• Asynchronous SMTP Client - Demonstrates a client used for sending mail using asynchronous methods
• Message Constructor - Demonstrates how to create a multi-part MIME message
• Message Viewer - Demonstrates a form that can be used to view a message
• POP Client on the Web - Demonstrates a fully featured web-based client that can be used to send or receive mail
• SMTP Client on the Web - Demonstrates a simple form that can be used to send mail

Features include:

• Includes POP and SMTP components for sending and receiving, the MessageStream class for authoring and editing, and helper classes for email management and lower level encoding/decoding
• HTML messages can be created with one line of code
• Both 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 easily 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 and automatically decoding into their appropriate parts, while message construction encodes when the message is sent
• Flexibility of creating complex messages, mixing and matching different kinds of data to create a custom tailored email message
• Stream-based objects make integration with your application seamless
• Helper classes such as MailAddress and MailAddresses assist in easy management and sorting of email addresses, enabling the efficient movement of email lists to and from your applications storage mechanism
• Supports full Pipelining
• Debugging has been extended beyond run-time testing to a new design-time Editor that lets you test both your SMTP and POP capabilities without compiling. Properties set in the Editor are recorded directly in your code, and a real-time feedback window gives you a detailed view of the messages available on a Mail Server for download providing unprecedented debugging capability
• Integrated Help 2.0 documentation includes over 3 dozen tutorials and a comprehensive reference guide with full support for dynamic help