MailBee.NET Address Validator11.2

MailBee.NET Address Validator is a component of MailBee .NET Objects, designed to provide programmers with the means to have their applications verify the correctness or existence of large number of email addresses at once.This comprehensive tool enables software utilities to check the validity of numerous email addresses by analyzing the syntax (making use of regular expressions) as well as the existence (performing DNX MX queries, testing SMTP connections and attempting to send messages).Users can import the email addresses form a variety of sources, including DataTables and SQL Servers. MailBee.NET Address Validator supports multi-threading, as well as blacklisting and whitelisting through application-defined callbacks. In addition, it performs extensive verifications for a variety of mistakes and errors.The component contains several 'Classes', namely 'EmailAddressValidator' which offers the necessary methods for bulk verification, 'VerifiedEventsArgs' that holds the event data for all 'Verified' events and 'VerifyingEventsArgs' that contains the information concerning 'Verifying' events.Moreover, the used 'Delegates' are the 'VerifiedEventHandler', representing the method that handles a 'Verified' event, and the 'VerifyingEventHandler' with a similar function but for 'Verifying' events. The 'Enumerations' refer to the 'AddressValidationLevel', whose main purpose is to define the levels of verification for all email addresses.MailBee.NET Address Validator works with all .NET languages, including C# or Visual Basic, requiring nothing other than .NET Framework, any from 2.0 to 4.5.1, including Profile Client editions. The provided demos and samples in the download package can help users quickly figure out how to work with it as well as what are its strong suits, allowing them to efficiently integrate it in their applications.To conclude, .NET Framework programmers can use MailBee.NET Address Validator with confidence that their applications will be able to successfully check the existence and accuracy of a wide array of email addresses, through a variety of methods and techniques, returning accurate results.