Rebex Secure Mail
SMTP, IMAP, EWS, POP3, S/MIME .NET library
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Rebex Secure Mail Tutorials
Mail Message Tutorial
- Namespaces and assemblies
- Creating a simple mail message
- Working with attachments
- Creating a more advanced mail message
- Loading and saving messages
- Replying to a message
- Forwarding a message as an attachment
- Custom headers - requesting a read receipt
- Sending mail through IIS spool folder
- Creating HTML mails with embedded images and CSS styles
S/MIME Tutorial
- Namespaces and assemblies
- Creating a signed mail message
- Certificate stores
- Validating signatures
- Creating an encrypted mail message
- Decrypting an encrypted mail message
- Creating a message that is both encrypted and signed
SMTP Tutorial
- Namespaces and assemblies
- Sending mail in a single line of code
- Sending mail with MailMessage class
- Sending multiple messages in a single connection
- Sending mail directly without local SMTP server
- Authenticating to an SMTP server
- Authentication using NTLM
- Using events and logging communication
POP3 Tutorial
- Namespaces and assemblies
- POP3 basics - connecting, logging in and disconnecting
- Authenticating to a POP3 server
- Authentication using NTLM
- Obtaining info about the mailbox
- Sequence numbers and unique IDs
- Retrieving the message list
- Downloading message headers
- Downloading messages
- Deleting and undeleting messages
- Using events and logging communication
IMAP Tutorial
- Namespaces and assemblies
- IMAP basics - connecting, logging in and disconnecting
- Authenticating to an IMAP server
- Authentication using NTLM
- Working with folders
- Current folder
- Sequence numbers and unique IDs
- Retrieving the message list
- Downloading message headers
- Searching
- Message flags
- Downloading messages
- Deleting and undeleting messages
- Uploading messages
- Working with multiple messages
- Using events and logging communication