What’s new in Aspose.Email for Java 24.1

Release Highlights

Aspose.Email for Java 24.1 introduces a more compatible HTML resource folder naming scheme and resolves several critical bugs related to email encoding, attachment parsing, MHTML conversion, and memory handling for large emails.

Enhancements

• Improved Resource Folder Naming for HTML Output:
  • When saving an email to HTML with resources, the folder will now follow the target_files convention instead of target.files, enhancing compatibility across file systems and platforms.
  • This applies to scenarios using HtmlSaveOptions.setResourceRenderingMode(SaveToFile) with setUseRelativePathToResources(true).

Bug Fixes

• UTF-7 Encoding Issue Resolved:

  • Corrected reading logic for UTF-7 encoded email content, ensuring accurate character representation.

• Relative Recurrence Rule Fix:

  • Fixed parsing errors for relative recurrence rules in .ics files during calendar processing.

• Attachment Metadata Restoration:

  • Resolved issue where attachment names and extensions were missing or incorrectly parsed from certain email formats.

• MHTML Conversion Accuracy:

  • Improved fidelity when converting specific .msg files to MHTML, fixing layout and formatting mismatches.

• Java Heap Space Optimization:

  • Fixed memory overflow (Java Heap Space) when processing very large email messages or attachments.

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For full list of updates, please visit Aspose.Email for Java 24.1 Release Notes.

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