Community Edition for evaluation and non-commercial usage
All our existing clients will receive our new release of Mime4Net component planned for Feb-5/08 for free.
To support developers to develop even more nice software we offer ANTI-CRISIS discounts for ALL versions. Good luck!
In response to numerous requests we now opened Winter4.NET - our lightweight .NET "Inversion of Control" container (IoC, aka dependency injection). It is used in many projects together with mime4.net. We claim it was the 1st such container in the .NET world. Winter4.NET is based on .NET System.ComponentModel interfaces, it is fast, compact and scalable.
Check our new enterprise licenses.
The better and more comprehensive mime4net documentation is now available for your easier integration.
At the end of the year we decided to sum up our sales activity: totally we sold about 250 licenses! It was successful year for our team. We want to say thank you to our customers for right choice!
Mime4Net was tested to work properly under .NET 3.5 that was released just recently.
In case of client's request we tested Mime4Net for compatibility with x64 environment. Last version of the component was tested under the .Net 2.0 framework. As we expected Mime4Net managed our tasks just perfect and passed all tests.
We updated our samples page and samples in trial packages. Please visit How to use Mime4Net parser - C# Samples to find out more about using Mime4Net for attachment extraction and saving it to file system.
We updated our samples page and package. Now you can find there an example that illustrates how Mime4Net can be used for parsing infinite MIME streams.
We added more rules that make our parser to be more tolerant for messages that contain RFC 822 incompatibilities.
Great thanks to Darell who tested our component for big corpus of "bad messages" and provided us with the detailed reports.
Nothing crucial, just small bug in formatting parsed e-mails with umlauts. Extra line folding were removed.
Thanks Peter!
This day we've added one great feature. Now Mime4Net can not only parse e-mails, but create them as well. This feature also allow you to parse Mime
HTML files (for example saved with Internet Explorer web pages in "Web archive, single file (*.mht)" format), change it's headers (from, subject, ...) and add new embedded resources. Great thanks for our programmers!