> Basically, the reason for doing all this is, I've been tasked
> with building a "Hotmail.com" type web-messaging system. IMail
> is not a requirement, but the boss said to consider using it.
> However, they don't want to use the built-in templates, they
> want it to be ASP COM-based.
Why? If you go with IMail, the templates can be modified to do an awful lot more than
they do out of the box. If I were you, I'd check to see what requirements there are
that are convincing them to use ASP/COM.
You could write a COM object that would connect to IMail via POP3 (or IMAP) to get the
mail, but why go to all that trouble? It's just extra overhead (CPU time and
programming time).
-Scott
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