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Rebex POP3 for .NET

Retrieve mail from a POP3 mailbox on a remote server.

Published by Rebex
Distributed by ComponentSource since 2003

Version: 2016 R1 Updated: Jan 15, 2016

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About Rebex POP3 for .NET

Retrieve mail from a POP3 mailbox on a remote server.

Rebex POP3 for .NET contains all you need for downloading, listing and processing emails from within a .NET framework application. You can delete messages, retrieve and list message headers all via POP3 over SSL (secure POP3). Rebex POP3 for .NET is compatible with both state-of-the-art and legacy POP3 servers and is compliant with RFC 1939, 2449, 1734, 1321, 2195, etc.

Rebex Mail for .NET major features

  • Download mail as an instance of MailMessage or MimeMessage.
  • Download mail to a disk file or stream.
  • Download message headers without the body.
  • Retrieve message list filled with the specified info, such as size, sequence number, unique ID or headers.
  • Automatically detects and uses supported POP3 extensions.
  • Both synchronous and asynchronous operations. Designed according to .NET Framework asynchronous operations design patterns.
  • Authentication to the POP3 server.
  • Events can raised when command is sent, response is receiving or data is transferred.
  • Custom commands and enhanced status codes.
  • Proxy support.
  • Compatible with both state-of-the-art and legacy POP3 servers.
  • Compliant with RFC 1939, 2449, 1734, 1321, 2195, etc.

Rebex Mail for .NET supported authentication methods

  • Auto - automatically choose the best method available.
  • Plain - RFC 2595 plaintext authentication.
  • NTLM - Microsoft's Integrated Windows Authentication.
  • Digest-MD5 - RFC 2831 DIGEST-MD5 authentication.
  • CRAM-MD5 - RFC 2195 CRAM-MD5 authentication.
  • Login - 'LOGIN' plaintext authentication.
  • ClearText - Legacy plaintext USER/PASS login.
  • APOP - POP3-specific challenge-response authentication.