Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Mail
Defines the core behavior of the class and provides a base for mail binding derivations.
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Initializes a new instance of the class.
Initializes a new instance of the class with a specified security mode.
One of the enumeration values that specifies the security for the channel.
Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the channel will accept and process all existing messages.
true if the channel will accept and process all existing messages; otherwise, false. The default is true.
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Frees all resources allocated by the mail binding.
Returns an ordered collection of binding elements that are contained in the current binding.
An object that contains the ordered stack of binding elements contained in the current instance of .
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Gets or sets an enumeration that determines how the message is sent.
One of the enumeration values that specifies how the message data is sent.
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Gets or sets a size threshold that determines whether a message will be sent in the message body or as an attachment.
The message size threshold, in bytes. If the message size is larger than this value, the message is sent as an attachment. Otherwise, the message is sent in the message body.
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Gets the addressing scheme that is used by this transport binding element.
The transport scheme.
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Gets the security object for the mail binding.
An object that represents the security configuration for the channel.
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Gets or sets a structure that determines the lifetime of messages sent on the output channel created for this binding.
A structure that determines the lifetime of messages sent on the output channel created for this binding.
is less than TimeSpan.Zero.
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Gets or sets the transport that will be used by the input and output channels to receive and send messages.
An object that represents the transport.
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Contains properties that are used to configure SOAP message security for the mail binding.
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Gets or sets the security algorithm for the SOAP message.
A object that represents the security algorithm for the message.
An attempt was made to set this property to null.
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Contains methods for configuring channel security options for the mail binding.
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Initializes a new instance of the class.
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Gets the SOAP message security for the mail binding.
An object that represents the SOAP message security for the mail binding.
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Gets or sets the channel security for the mail binding.
One of the enumeration values that represents the channel security for the mail binding.
The enumeration is set to a value that is not supported.
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Defines whether SOAP message security is enabled.
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SOAP message security is disabled. This is the default value.
SOAP message security is enabled.
Defines the core behavior of the class and provides a base for mail transport derivations.
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Releases all resources used by the mail transport.
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Releases the unmanaged resources used by the mail transport, and optionally releases the managed resources.
true to release both managed and unmanaged resources; false to release only unmanaged resources.
Occurs when the mail transport fails.
Gets the exception returned from Microsoft Exchange Server or the underlying e-mail transport that resulted in the mail transport failure.
The exception returned from Exchange Server or the underlying e-mail transport.
Gets a value that indicates whether the mail transport has failed.
true if the mail transport has failed; otherwise, false.
Gets a value that indicates whether the mail transport supports queueing.
true if the mail transport supports queueing; otherwise, false.
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Gets or sets the maximum size of all messages that can be stored in the mail transport's cache.
The maximum combined size, in bytes, of all the messages that can be stored in the mail transport's cache. On the desktop, the default size is 50 MB. On a Windows Mobile device, the default size is 500 KB.
The is set to a value that is less than 0 (zero).
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Gets or sets the maximum number of messages that can be stored in the mail transport's cache.
The maximum number of messages that can be stored in the mail transport's cache. On the desktop, the default value is 4,096. On a Windows Mobile device, the default value is 64.
The property is set to a value that is less than 0 (zero).
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Gets or sets number of times the mail transport will try to receive and process invalid or malformed messages after the initial try.
The number of times the mail transport will try to receive invalid or malformed messages after the initial try. The default value is 3.
The property is set to a value that is less than 0 (zero).
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Defines the core behavior of the class and provides a base for mail transport binding element derivations.
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Initializes a new instance of the class.
Initializes a new instance of the class by using an existing instance of the class.
The instance to be copied.
is null.
Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the channel will accept and process all existing messages.
true if the channel will accept and process all existing messages; otherwise, false. The default is true.
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Initializes a channel factory for producing channels of a specified type from the binding context.
The object of type that is initialized from the .
Bindings, behavior, contracts, and other information that is required to create the channel factory.
The type of channel factory. You must specify .
is not of type .
The property is null.
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Initializes a channel listener for accepting channels of a specified type from the binding context.
The object of type that is initialized from the .
Bindings, behavior, contracts, and other information that is required to create the channel factory.
The type of channel factory. You must specify .
is not of type .
The property is null.
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Returns a value that indicates whether the binding element can build a channel factory for a specific type of channel.
true if the object of type can be built by the binding element; otherwise, false.
Bindings, behavior, contracts, and other information that is required to create the channel factory.
The type of channel. You must specify .
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Returns a value that indicates whether the binding element can build a listener for a specific type of channel.
true if the object of type can be built by the binding element; otherwise, false.
Bindings, behavior, contracts, and other information that is required to create the channel factory.
The type of channel. You must specify .
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Closes the mail transport.
Gets or sets an enumeration value that determines how a message will be sent.
A value that specifies how a message will be sent.
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Gets or sets a size threshold that determines whether a message will be sent in the message body or as an attachment.
The message size threshold, in bytes. If the message size is larger than this value, the message is sent as an attachment. Otherwise, the message is sent in the message body. The default value is 2,048 bytes.
The property is set to a value that is less than 0 (zero).
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Gets a that contains the addressing scheme that is used by this transport binding element.
The transport scheme.
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Gets or sets a structure that determines the lifetime of messages sent on the output channel that is created for this binding.
The lifetime of the message.
is less than .
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Gets or sets the transport that will be used by the input and output channels to receive and send messages.
The transport that will be used to receive and send messages.
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Provides helper functions for creating mail Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) or accessing data from mail URIs.
Creates a mail Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) based on a specified channel and a single e-mail address.
The mail URI that is created.
The channel name to use in the mail URI. Do not use the following characters in the channel name: number sign (#), equal sign (=), semicolon (;), or space (" ").
The e-mail address to use in the mail URI. Display names are not supported in e-mail addresses. An example of a valid e-mail address is "someone@example.com".
The channel name or e-mail address is formatted incorrectly or contains invalid characters.
Creates a mail Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) based on a specified channel and a set of e-mail addresses.
The mail URI that is created.
The channel name to use in the mail URI. Do not use the following characters in the channel name: number sign (#), equal sign (=), semicolon (;), or space (" ").
An array that contains the e-mail addresses to use in the mail URI. Display names are not supported in e-mail addresses. An example of a valid e-mail address is "someone@example.com".
The channel name or e-mail addresses are formatted incorrectly or contain invalid characters.
Creates a object that represents a mail Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) based on a specified channel and a single e-mail address.
An object that represents the mail URI.
The channel name to use in the mail URI. Do not use the following characters in the channel name: number sign (#), equal sign (=), semicolon (;), or space (" ").
The e-mail address to use in the mail URI. Display names are not supported in e-mail addresses. An example of a valid e-mail address is "someone@example.com".
The channel name or e-mail address is formatted incorrectly or contains invalid characters.
The object is null.
The object is formatted incorrectly. See the constructors for the correct format.
Creates a object that represents a mail Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) based on a specified channel and set of e-mail addresses.
An object that represents the mail URI that is created.
The channel name to use in the mail URI. Do not use the following characters in the channel name: number sign (#), equal sign (=), semicolon (;), or space (" ").
An array that contains the e-mail addresses to use in the mail URI. Display names are not supported in e-mail addresses. An example of a valid e-mail address is "someone@example.com".
The channel name or e-mail addresses are formatted incorrectly or contain invalid characters.
The object is null.
The object is formatted incorrectly. See the constructors for the correct format.
Returns the channel name from a object.
The channel name.
The object that contains the channel name.
The channel name or e-mail address is formatted incorrectly or contains invalid characters.
is null.
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Returns the e-mail address from a object.
A string that represents the e-mail address.
The object that contains the e-mail address.
The channel name or e-mail address is not formatted correctly or contains invalid characters.
is null.
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Specifies how the message data is sent by the channel.
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The property is used to determine whether the message will be sent in the e-mail message body or as an attachment. This is the default value.
The message is sent in the e-mail message body regardless of the message size.
The message is sent as an e-mail attachment regardless of the message size.