Absolutely! The name aspNetPOP3 was chosen by the marketing division, but from a programmer’s perspective, you can use aspNetPOP3 from a Windows Form application, web services, ASP.NET web pages, and any other .NET supported application.
aspNetPOP3 allows you to read email from any POP3 compliant server. aspNetPOP3 can be used from ASP.NET web pages, to windows forms, to web services. The only limitation to using aspNetPOP3 is your programming imagination.
aspNetPOP3 is only used for download messages and communicating with a POP3 compliant mail server. To actually parse and access different parts of the email message, aspNetMime is needed. Fortunately, aspNetPOP3 comes bundled with aspNetMime. Although most of this help document will focus on aspNetPOP3, there will be some programming examples demonstrating the power and flexibility of aspNetMime.
Basic Features
Connect to POP3 Server
Delete Messages
Download a Message as Text
Download a Message as a Mime Message
Cancel Pending Deletes
Only Download Message Headers
Log POP3 Session
Advanced Features
Download Message Headers as a DataTable
Download a Range of Messages' Headers as a DataTable
Download a Message as DataTable
Download Message Headers as an ArrayList
Bind Emails to a Web Page
Get the Number of Messages on the Server
Get to total Size of Messages on the Server
Download n Lines of a Message
Reconnect a dropped connection