> That's the problem with people creating specs for things they
> aren't knowledgeable about -- they create more work for
> themselves than they need.
Yes, ASP/COM is the spec. No static HTML pages. The company is paying me to
code.
> it, an HTTP->ASP->COM->POP3->IMail interface will (not) be more
> flexible than an HTTP->IMail interface.
Point taken. Not much I can do about it.
The boss has a good reason for this. The email interface may change
depending on which account is being used. Imagine this like a web-hosting
service with tons of accounts, and each account has a dynamic interface for
all aspects of the account including email for individual users.
I must be Superman. Wish me luck.
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