Thanks for the feedback.
The major issue I have is that IMail is used by my ISP so I have no control over what
is used. I can't just connect using normal methods because they've got CDONTS turned
off.
Therefore, if I can write an ASP interface to access the functions used by IMail,
including logging on, display, reading, writing, that sort of thing then i'm sorted.
If it's a case of just submitting form data to the CGI functions, then that's fine as
long as I know what the functions are, and what parameters are required.
Is this sort of information in the manual, if so, I'll download it?
Cheers,
Martin
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Scott Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 09:34:20 -0400
>> But Ipswitch told me that they had customers who had written ASP
>> interfaces, hence the posting.
>
>People have used ASP, but they are basically wrappers around the existing IMail
>templates. For example, you can use ASP to automatically log on a user so they do
>not have to enter their username and password.
>
>But, you aren't going to be able to use ASP to get any information from IMail
>(besides what is returned from the IMail web pages). In order to write a true ASP
>based interface to IMail, you would need to connect to IMail via the web from the ASP
>page, then parse the page to get whatever information you needed. Not pretty. If
>you are thinking about going to that much effort, you might as well use SMTP/POP3,
>which would be (in my opinion at least) a lot easier.
>
>> Where can I find these HKSI web templates?
>
>You can go to http://www.killerwebmail.com to test them out.
>
>
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