OpenPop.NET
Robust open source POP3 client and MIME parser written in C#
Description
.NET library written in C# with a full implementation of a POP3 client. Easy to use but yet powerful. Includes a robust MIME parser backed by several hundred test cases.
Our homepage (http://hpop.sourceforge.net/) includes examples, documentation and a general introduction for email.
For more information, visit our project homepage.
Features
- POP3
- Robust MIME decoding
- SSL and plain TCP supported
User Ratings
User Reviews
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Very good, but i could not change the attachment encoding (default is quoted-printable, it's bad).
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I just used to library, it worked perfect. Also the codes are written very well, so I could trust the robustness of the library. And more importantly, the library's very easy to use in terms of the API design which makes using the library very intuitive .
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Excellent component, worth its weight in gold! Managed to patch this into my ASP.net (web) code really easily, replacing some earlier code which was rather unwieldy: I find email stuff rather intimidating, but OpenPop just worked straight out of the box. Thanks and respect to the authors.
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Very good app.
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Nice and Easy to use.
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Method .GetMessage crashes if the e-mail headers incorrectly indicate the date (for example). The actual header field(from a real letter!): Date: Thu, 21 Dec 20010 17:00:00 +0300 Yes, the field is incorrect, but it's not our fault - it's our problem. Unfortunately, this situation will not be able to download the letter (or something I do not know). However, you can call .Getmessage in block Try. At the very least be able to get the rest of the message. Although it would be better to get this message though, would be with the default date (for example, 01 Jan 1970). By the way, the project has a bug-tracker?