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Aspose.Email for .NET 24.10 Release Notes
This page contains release notes information for Aspose.Email for .NET 24.10
All Changes
| Key | Summary | Category |
|---|---|---|
| EMAILNET-41430 | Getting reaction information from a msg | Feature |
| EMAILNET-41069 | Implement enhanced recipient search by To or Cc and Bcc fields in PST | Enhancement |
| EMAILNET-41437 | Duplicate soft-deleted items when using FindAndExtractSoftDeletedItems on PST | Bug |
| EMAILNET-41454 | Regression: MSG to MHT conversion test fails with ArgumentOutOfRangeException when the license is set using version 24.9 | Bug |
| EMAILNET-41429 | Missing space from HTML Body text | Bug |
| EMAILNET-41447 | EML to MSG Conversion: Missing Space in Text | Bug |
| EMAILNET-41435 | HTML to text conversion issues | Bug |
| EMAILNET-41434 | Maximum number of headers in one message should be less than or equal to 5 | Bug |
New Features
Retrieve Reaction Information from MSG
We’ve introduced the ability to access user reactions from MSG. The new GetReactions method, added to the FollowUpManager class, allows you to retrieve a list of reactions on a MAPI message, making it easy to analyze user engagement.
New Method:
FollowUpManager.GetReactions(MapiMessageItemBase message)
Retrieves available reactions for a specified message, providing insight into user interactions.
Usage Example:
// Load the message file
var msg = MapiMessage.Load(fileName);
// Retrieve the list of reactions on the message
var reactions = FollowUpManager.GetReactions(msg);
// Iterate through each reaction and output the details to the console
foreach (var reaction in reactions)
{
Console.WriteLine($"User: {reaction.Name}, Email: {reaction.Email}, Reaction: {reaction.Type}, Date: {reaction.ReactionDateTime}");
}
The feature provides a way to gather and analyze reactions on messages.