How Do I Integrate Outlook For Sending Mails

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Hi All,

i have a application which uses SMTP server to send mails, i want to use outlook dlls to do it more efficiently. Please suggest wither i can do the following activities with outlook.
1. before sending a mail in SMTP i want to create a sent item queue in outlook(outbox), through C# code
2. i want to read outlook so that my application will know how many email is sent, and how many is failed
3. i should access all the email through outlook application also.
4. can i write a job to clear old email in C# only
5. can i read read-receipts in C#
6. Can i read incoming message to a specific email id.

Posted 30-Sep-15 1:08am

amit raje

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F-ES Sitecore 30-Sep-15 7:21am

google "automating outlook c#" or "automating outlook mapi c#" and you'll find examples of sending emails, reading folders etc.

Nathan Minier 30-Sep-15 7:25am

You're looking for the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook library.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.office.interop.outlook.application.aspx

j snooze 30-Sep-15 17:06pm

I have my doubts that using office interop dlls will be "more efficient" than SMTP.

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