> But where can i find the documents about the imail
> database and the properties and methods in order to
> write an adduser client?
The knowledge base has everything you need. I created a hot-mail type
interface for an eval version of Imail (using Cold Fusion) in less than 15
minutes. It works with both Access and SQL Server. Assuming our client
goes for it, I'll be an Imail customer Tuesday.
Create a blank database with the following fields:
USERID, PASSWORD, FULLNAME, USERDIR, MAILADDR, MAXSIZE, MAXMSGS, FLAGS, TYPE.
The knowledge base tells you the properties of each field.
I check for duplicate names, and have CF send a "welcome" message to the
new user upon successful account completion. Imail takes over and creates
the necessary folders and such.
(I'm a little worried about the anti-relay capabilities of Imail,
though. I suppose I have to dig into it a bit further. I've been using
post.office for too many years I guess. But Imail's ODBC and Web Messaging
are vastly superior to anything post.office offers, IMhO).
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