4D Netkit: Assign Labels & Get Multiple Emails with Gmail API
From 4D v20 R4, we are adding a duo of powerful enhancements to the Gmail command set.
The first feature allows you to retrieve several emails simultaneously, and the second one will enable you to manage label emails.
Keep reading for all the details.
4D Netkit: Create, delete and update Gmail labels
Gmail labels provide a flexible way to categorize and organize emails, enabling personalized and efficient email management. Their use facilitates easy navigation and identification of messages, offering an enhanced user experience in email handling.
With this last set of functions that includes all the features to manage labels from the 4D v20 R4, you have in 4D NetKit a set of functions to manage your Gmail labels by programming.
Microsoft 365: Update Mail Properties
Your feedback matters, and we’ve been listening!
Many of you have been eager for a command to update the ‘isRead’ flag in emails. Starting with 4D v20 R3, 4D Netkit has incorporated this highly requested feature. Now, you can effortlessly update various properties of received or drafted emails using the new ‘Office365.mail.update()‘ function.
Keep reading for more details.
4D Netkit: Get Labels And Emails From Gmail
As we continue to integrate the Gmail API into 4D Netkit, we’re bringing you a comprehensive set of commands to seamlessly manage your emails.
With 4D v20 R3, we’re introducing new commands that empower you to effortlessly retrieve the list of labels, get emails, and efficiently remove them.
Let’s learn more!
4D Netkit: Send email with the Gmail API
We understand the significance of email communication and recognize that sending emails is a frequent requirement in modern applications. Numerous individuals who use Gmail have expressed their desire for an API that facilitates email sending through Gmail API. The integration of OAuth 2.0 was essential to establish a connection with the Gmail server.
We are pleased to announce that we will be venturing into Gmail management and implementing a ‘send email’ command.
4D Netkit: Enhancement of OAuth2 Authorization
With 4D v19 R3, connecting your application to the Microsoft Graph API through OAuth 2.0 has become incredibly convenient using 4D NetKit.
Now, with 4D v20 R2, you can seamlessly obtain an OAuth 2.0 token for Google API or other OAuth 2.0 servers. And even better, to further enhance the integration of this authentication process into your application, we have introduced a feature that allows you to display your HTML page directly in your web browser once the token is received.
Keep reading for all the details!
Microsoft 365: Create, delete, and rename mail folders with the Microsoft Graph API
To access the data in Microsoft 365, like emails, Microsoft is deprecating Basic authentication for IMAP and POP3 and is increasingly promoting the Graph API.
With this last set of functions that includes all the features to manage folders from the 4D v20, you have in 4D NetKit a set of functions to manage your mailboxes by programming with the Microsoft Graph API.
Microsoft 365: Copy, Move, Reply and Delete emails with the Microsoft Graph API
To access the data in Microsoft 365 like emails, Microsoft is deprecating Basic authentication for IMAP and POP3 and is increasingly promoting the Graph API.
From v19 R8, you now have new built-in commands in 4D NetKit to natively automate Microsoft 365 emails operations, such as copy, move, reply and delete emails.
Microsoft 365: Receive Emails with the Microsoft Graph API
To access the data in Microsoft 365 like emails, Microsoft is deprecating Basic authentication for IMAP and POP3 and is increasingly promoting the Graph API.
4D v19 R3 brought the 4D Netkit component to manage the OAuth 2.0 connection and the mail sending through the Graph API.
In the v19 R8, we add new commands to receive emails and list your mailbox folders.
Microsoft 365: Get user information from Azure
Many companies are using Microsoft 365 (former Office 365). Besides providing access to Office applications, Microsoft provides an Azure-based Active Directory, allowing users to log in to access services such as Microsoft Sharepoint or OneDrive using a Web Browser.
All Microsoft services use the same Single Sign-On, based on the email address. From 4D v19 R6, 4D NetKit allows you to join this concept, allowing users to log in to your application using their usual company credentials.
Besides allowing Single Sign-On, it will enable to retrieve information for the authenticated user such as email, department, and phone number. If permitted by the administrator, you can even retrieve such details on colleagues from the same company.
Let’s see how it works.
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