Read, Create, Manipulate and Send/Receive Outlook Email Messages (PST, EML, EMLX, MHT, MSG) using Aspose.Email Java API Maven Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA
New Plugin - Aspose.Email Java for IntelliJ IDEA (Maven) v.1.0.0.0 released! Aspose releases New IntelliJ IDEA Plugin for comfortably working with the reliable Outlook Email messages file types processing API – Aspose.Email for Java.
The plugin is aimed at Java developers who need to manipulate Outlook email file formats using Aspose.Email for Java API in Maven based java projects within the IntelliJ IDEA. The plugin allows developers easily create Java applications to create, read and manipulate Outlook MSG, PST, EML, EMLX and MHT messages without the need of using Microsoft Outlook.
Distribution Lists Now Supported by Aspose.Email for Java 3.0
Aspose.Email for Java 3.0 has been released with a number of bug fixes and a new feature.
Microsoft Outlook offers capability to create contact distribution lists in a PST. This feature was lagging in our API until this month’s release. We are pleased to share that creating and reading distribution lists in PST is now supported by Aspose.Email. Users can access contact distribution lists from the contacts folder with a check on the message class which should be IPM.
Adding Contacts, Notes, Tasks, Journal and Calendar to PST Supported by Aspose.Email for Java 2.9.0
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for Java 2.9.0 that includes a number of new features and bug fixes.
As Aspose.Email for Java is autoported from its equivalent .NET version, any new feature implemented in the .NET version is available automatically in the ported Java version. Aspose.Email for Java 2.9.0 now supports adding contacts, notes, tasks, calendar, and journal items to PST files in the same way as messages are added to PST.
Add Contacts, Notes, Tasks, Journal, and Calendar to PST using C#
Aspose.Email for .NET 2.9.0 has been released with a number of new features and bug fixes.
Did you ever want Aspose.Email to provide support for adding contacts, notes, tasks, calendar and journal items to PST files in the same way that you add messages? This month’s release brings you all these features. We now support adding MapiContact, MapiNote, MapiTask, MapiJournal and MapiCalendar to PST.
In this month’s release we’ve also fixed some important issues related to email conversion to MHTML, saving image from a VCard, processing ICS files, creating PSTs with a large number of email messages, saving attachments from message using stream and some exceptions.
PST operations improved in Aspose.Email for .NET 2.8.0
Aspose.Email for .NET 2.8.0 has been released with a number of important bug fixes.
This release is a maintenance release that fixes various issues related to PST and other email conversion operations. It has fixed issues related to PST operations including extracting messages from PST, loading large size PSTs created with Aspose.Email in Outlook, and PST corruption based on adding SMIME message types. With all these and other bugs fixed, PST operations have improved considerably.
PST Operations Improved with Aspose.Email for Java 2.6.0
Aspose.Email for Java 2.6.0 has been released. This month’s release is a maintenance release that includes a number of fixes to issues reported by our customers. As a result, we have a more stable API that shows improved PST operations. This month’s release also includes bug fixes to EML-to-MSG conversion, handling an email’s TextBody, and some issues related to attachment extraction from calendar items.
To get further details about what’s new & fixed, read the release notes on the Aspose.
Save PST messages to stream with Aspose.Email for Java 2.5.0
Aspose.Email for Java 2.5.0 has been released. With the release of this version, PST contents can now be saved to a memory stream (see: PST to Stream) by enumerating MessageInfo or message Entry IDs. Earlier, message extraction from PST files followed the extraction of MessageInfo first and then retrieved the complete message based on information from the MessageInfo objects for saving to stream.
This month’s release also includes some important bug fixes related to PST messages’ Recipients fields and EML’s charset support.
Save PST Messages to Stream and Read Exchange Folder Permissions with Aspose.Email for .NET 2.5.0
Aspose.Email for .NET 2.5.0 has been released. This month’s release not only includes important bug fixes, but also some enhancements demanded by our customers.
This version includes an enhancement of saving messages from PST to Memory stream directly by enumerating MessageInfo or message entry IDs. This was not supported with the earlier versions, as message extraction from PST files followed extraction of MessageInfo first and then retrieved the complete message based on information from the MessageInfo objects.
PST Operations & MapiCalendar Items Extraction from PST are Improved
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for Java 2.4.0. This month’s release addresses a number of important bug fixes related to PST operations that were observed while copying bulk of MapiMessages from one PST to another; and extraction of MapiCalendar items from a PST. In addition, issues with recurrence rules of Appointmnet/Meeting objects have now been fixed as well in this new version.
To get further details about what’s new & fixed, read the release notes by visiting the Aspose.
Use Exchange Impersonation with Aspose.Email for .NET 2.2.0
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for .NET 2.2.0. This release includes some new features and enhancements such as support for Exchange impersonation, retrieving a specific number of messages from a PST, checking a PST for password protection, generating occurrences from recurrence patterns and auto-setting the dimensions of a TIFF image. This release also includes some important bug fixes.
To get further details about what’s new and fixed, read the release notes on the Aspose.