New Post: Process и ProcessHeader
Не спорю, но библиотека развивается, так что в будущем можно добавить многопоточность. Если у Вас уже сейчас есть конкретные предложения по реализации, буду рад выслушать. Проект вообще-то открытый и...
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Я говорил про многопоточность клиента, а не библиотеки) если будет объединение, что же, будет здорово
View ArticleNew Post: SAVE Message attachment to disk folder
Hello Pavel... How to save mail attachment (one or more per mail) to local folder disc? Is there any function like mail.Save (path....) or something like that. Here is piece of sample code I want... if...
View ArticleNew Post: SAVE Message attachment to disk folder
Hi vladang, to save the attachment to a given folder you can use the method Attachment.SaveFile(string folderPath):foreach (var attachment in m.Attachments) {...
View ArticleNew Post: SAVE Message attachment to disk folder
Thanks Pavel. This is nice. Just another question regarding on attachments. Is it possible somehow to get URL link for some attachment, something like:...
View ArticleNew Post: SAVE Message attachment to disk folder
It is not possible to get a direct link to an attachment. So if you want to share the attachment with someone, you have to upload it somewhere yourself and share the link you get.
View ArticleNew Post: Get body size in ProcessHeader()?
First of all, thanks very much for this excellent library! A couple of questions:Is it possible to retrieve the size of the message (i.e. of the body part) in the call to ProcessHeader()? Is it...
View ArticleNew Post: ISO 8859-1 Encoding and umlauts
I've been using ImapX to parse simple data from emails. One problem I ran across were emails with ISO-8859-1 (Latin1) encoding. Whenever I receive emails with this encoding, all the umlauts (e.g. äöüß,...
View ArticleNew Post: ISO 8859-1 Encoding and umlauts
Hi Wolfgang, this issue has not been reported yet, so really thank you for feedback! To allow this problem to be fixed faster, I'd ask you sending me the test message you have used to...
View ArticleNew Post: Get body size in ProcessHeader()?
Hi ravib, with the current stable library version it's not possible to retrieve the message size and size of single parts in the ProcessHeader call, as this information is only available after doing a...
View ArticleNew Post: ISO 8859-1 Encoding and umlauts
Hi Pavel, thanks for your quick reply. I sent you an email with the same configuration to your specified address. The first line contains some of the umlauts. Thanks, Wolfgang P.S.: German - English -...
View ArticleEdited Unassigned: Bug when parsing header with duplicate keys [1701]
When parsing the headers, if the header name has already been found in the dictionary, the first line of the duplicated header is ignored with subsequent lines being appended to the end. This is...
View ArticleNew Post: ISO 8859-1 Encoding and umlauts
Hi Wolfgang, thank you, I received your message, will try fixing this issue as soon as possible!
View ArticleNew Post: Get body size in ProcessHeader()?
Thanks, Pavel. I look forward to the next release! Does the .NET 3.5 version available through Nuget include the source code? --Ravi
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Bug when parsing header with duplicate keys [1701]
When parsing the headers, if the header name has already been found in the dictionary, the first line of the duplicated header is ignored with subsequent lines being appended to the end. This is...
View ArticleNew Post: Best way to create a Message object from a string?
I've scoured through the code, particularly the EmailParser class and I can't seem to find a straightforward way of constructing a Message object given a string (or array of strings) containing the raw...
View ArticleNew Post: Get body size in ProcessHeader()?
The Nuget package only contains the binaries and the source code is available in the download section (stable) and through the repository (may be not stable). The code is fully compatible with .Net...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Bug when parsing header with duplicate keys [1701]
When parsing the headers, if the header name has already been found in the dictionary, the first line of the duplicated header is ignored with subsequent lines being appended to the end. This is...
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