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Split/Merge PST Files, Process Bounced Messages & Save Exchange Task to Disc using Java

 
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What is new in this release?

We are pleased to announce the new release of Aspose.Email for Java 5.4.0 . This month’s release, followed by its equivalent .NET version, introduces new features of splitting/merging PST files and processing delivery failure messages. It also enhances the functionality of working with Exchange tasks by saving them to disc. The release also brings improvement in the API functionality by fixing a number of bugs that were reported with our earlier version. Aspsoe.Email for Java API now provides the capability of splitting large PST files and merging small PST files. Thus, a large PST file can now be split into multiple small PST files by specifying the desired PST files size and location to store. Similarly, the API provides the capability to merge multiple small PST files to result in a single large PST file. It can also merge specific folders from a source PST to a destination PST file. Our documentation article, Splitting & Merging PST file, provides further details about this new feature with illustrative examples. This month’s release also introduces the feature of processing bounced (Delivery Failure Notifications) messages. Such messages can now be processed to get details about the type of message notification (delayed, failed to deliver, etc.), recipient, reason and status. Aspose.Email API introduced working with Exchange server with our last month’s release. This month’s release further enhances the Exchange task functionality by saving Exchange task to disc in Outlook MSG format that can be opened in MS Outlook then. This month’s release also includes improvements by fixing a number of bugs and exceptions that were reported by our valued customers with our earlier version of the API. These include encoding issues while converting messages to other formats, issues with communication clients such as exceptions while fetching Signing messages and resolving contacts information, issues working with MapiTasks for creating recurrences and exceptions loading Outlook messages and Exchange transmitted TNEF messages. From this release onwards, we have removed all Examples Dashboard stuff from our release version. All the examples are published on the social coding website GitHub.com where these are readily available for download and execution. The main improved features & bug fixes added in this release are listed below

- merging and splitting PST files
- Determines if a message is a delivery status notification and extracts the service information from such a message
- Add asynchronous operations based on SequenceNumber to the POP3 client
- Provide support for saving ExchangeTask to disc
- Add asynchronous operations based on SequenceNumber to the IMAP client
- Exception while adding Cryillic character to message headers
- Provide support for setting SentRepresentingEmailAddress to Exchange Format address
- MailMessage.Load hangs while loading message from PST having binary body
- MapiTask Created with Aspose.Email is always saved with "Mark As Complete" disabled
- MailMessage.Load doesn't return and hangs
- Sender information missing when SmtpClient.UseTnef = true
- No evaluation limitation message when SmtpCient.UseTnef=FALSE
- MSG to EML conversion adds extra attachment
- Offset or count were out of bounds exception raised while loading the MSG
- Unable to generate Daily/Weekly recurrence patterns
- HTML comments in message body when License is not applied
- InterpretAsTnef raises exception for IPM.Contact
- POP3Client: Fetched Message raises exception "Message is UnSigned"
- Task effective day is one day behind the task start date
- Task start date preferred over monthly recurrence Day value
- Saved MailMessage loses image at receiver end when sent using MS Outlook
- MSG to MHTML: Output contains plain text information
- Saving MapiTask as TNEF EML doesn't save From/To addresses

Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release.

Newly added documentation pages and articles

Some new tips and articles have now been added into Aspose.Email for Java documentation that may guide you briefly how to use Aspose.Email for performing different tasks like the followings.

- Splitting and Merging PST Files
- Processing of Bounced (Delivery Failure Notifications) Messages

Overview:Aspose.Email for Java

Aspose.Email for Java is a Non-Graphical Java component that enables Java applications to read and write Microsoft Outlook documents without utilizing Microsoft Outlook. It enables developers to create new MSG file from scratch, update an existing MSG file, read Outlook MSG file & get it's properties like subject, body, recipients in to, cc and bcc, Adding or removing attachment, sender information and MAPI properties. Aspose.Email for Java can be used with Web as well as Desktop Application.

More about Aspose.Email for Java

- Homepage of Outlook PST, MSG & EML Java Component, Aspose.Email for Java
- Download Aspose.Email for Java
- Online documentation of Aspose.Email for Java
- Demos of Aspose.Email for Java

Contact Information
Aspose Pty Ltd,
Suite 163, 79 Longueville Road
Lane Cove, NSW, 2066
Australia
Aspose - Your File Format Experts
[email]sales@aspose.com[/email]
Phone: 888.277.6734
Fax: 866.810.9465
 
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