MailBee.NET SMTP enables .NET applications to compose, mail merge, send mail to SMTP server (including SSL/TLS like Gmail), submit to IIS SMTP or MailBee Message Queue, or directly send via DNS MX lookup.
Written in 100% managed C# code, MailBee.NET SMTP can be used in desktop, console, Windows Mobile and ASP.NET applications developed in C#, VB.NET and other .NET languages.
The key features of the component:
quick methods for sending mail with a single line of code;
mail merge over database, send a web page, read and delivery receipt, Delivery Status Notifications;
send to MailBee Message Queue or IIS SMTP queue;
direct send via DNX MX lookup;
make DNS MX, PTR or TXT query;
SMTP PIPELINING and other ESMTP extensions;
secure TLS/SSL connections;
connections via a proxy server (SOCKS4/SOCKS5/HTTP);
S/MIME mail and certificates;
creating DomainKeys signatures;
secure and user-defined ESMTP authentication (including NTLM and POP-before-SMTP);
Windows Integrated Authentication (using the current Windows user credentials);
accurate and flexible MIME builder;
compose HTML mails with embedded pictures;
HTML-to-PlainText conversion and vice versa, alternative body generation;
powerful HTML parser and processor;
international charsets, UTF-8, TO/CC/BCC, custom headers, custom message formats (such as meeting request items);
email address parsing and validation;
multiple attachments, file and memory attachments;
XML and System.Net.Mail.MailMessage import/export, streams, backup SMTP and DNS servers, multi-threading, asynchronous methods;
tracking accepted and refused recipients;
forward/resend mails loaded from a file or received with other components (such as MailBee.NET POP3);
events and error handling features, memory/file logging, debug functions, etc;
documentation is available as .CHM file, Visual Studio 2003/2005/2008 integrated, Online;
MailBee.NET SMTP enables .NET applications to compose, mail merge, send to SMTP server (including SSL/TLS like Gmail), submit to IIS queue, direct send without SMTP server. Supports HTML mail embedded images, proxy, NTLM, send web page, charsets.