As you might expect there is no direct conversion method.
You need to have data as byte array, ContentType object (you can parse it from string) and file name:

byte[] data = ...;
string contentType = ...;
string fileName = ...;

MimeData mime = new MimeFactory().CreateMimeData();
mime.Data = data;
mime.ContentType = ContentType.Parse(contentType);
mime.FileName = fileName;

ContentStream = Stream object.
Filename = String object.
ContentType = String object.

-Peter Steiness
NOVAQ – Qmanager.dk licens.

Ah! It seems there is a difference in how reflection in .NET 4.0 and .NET 3.5 treats anonymous types.
I’ll release corrected version today.
Thanks!

[Update]
Resolved, the version is 3.0.1222.1931.
You can download it at http://www.lesnikowski.com/mail/download.aspx

This is the code :
———————
_event.MailObject.Save(Application.StartupPath + “\\test.eml”); //mail content –> see at the end of the post
ReplyBuilder _replyBuilder = _event.MailObject.Reply();
_replyBuilder.Html = @”Cher test,test…Signature”;

// Exception : ‘Html’ was not found (TemplateException)—->
MailBuilder builder = _replyBuilder.ReplyToAll(new MailBox(EmailFrom, “Aroma-zen.com Service Client”));
//<—– Exception

Could you show your code and exception stack trace?
Have you changed any of the reply templates?
Can you send us the raw version of the message you are replying to?

at this line…

Dim builder As MailBuilder = replyBuilder.ReplyToAll(New MailBox(“bob@example.org”, “Bob”))

Do you have an explication for this exception ?
Thanks in advance for your help !

1.
Gmail uses OAuth 1.0

2.
Please update to the latest version.
- GetAuthorizationUrl now uses not signed OAuthAuthorizeToken method.
- You’ll no longer get 401 from google API

I have a problem oauth.GetAuthorizationUrl(). When the browser is openned, i get an error from google. If I delete oauth_signature parameter and value from URL it appears to work! but then oauth.GetXOAuthKeyForImap() gives me a 401 error (not authorize)