MailBee Reference

MailBee Objects library provides many useful objects and collections to help you create, send, entirely/partially download and manage e-mail messages, along with auxiliary features such as e-mail address validation, text conversion routines, HTML messages creating and viewing helper and more.

Class	Use to
SMTP Object	Create and send e-mails to the SMTP server, IIS SMTP pickup folder or to MailBee Message Queue or MailBee.NET Queue.
POP3 Object	Receive e-mails and their headers from the POP3 server into Message objects, and manage e-mail on the POP3 server.
IMAP4 Object	Receive e-mails, their headers and envelopes from the IMAP4 server into Message objects, search and manage e-mail and mailboxes on the POP3 server.
SSL Object	Enable secure SSL/TLS connections to SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4 servers, select, search and verify client and server certificates.
SMIME Object	Enable e-mails securing, digital message signing, e-mails encryption and decryption, examining and saving the digital certificates according to the S/MIME standard.
Message Object	Set e-mail properties like body, subject, attachments, etc. when composing new message, or examine these properties when the message was received from the POP3 or IMAP4 server. When downloading message headers only, they are also stored in Message objects. The Message object can be also used on its own to perform advanced features such as e-mail address validation, HTML-to-plaintext, string-to-date, text-to-UTF8 conversions, and much more.
Attachment Object	Examine properties of an attachment to the message, or save the attached file to disk.
BodyPartStructure Object	Determine the message structure without actually downloading the entire message. This is IMAP4-only feature.
Envelope Object	Determine general information about a message without actually downloading the entire message. This is IMAP4-only feature.
Mailbox Object	Examine properties of an individual mailbox in the IMAP4 mail account.
CertInfo Object	Examine properties of a client of server certificate.