API or Assembly for Windows Server 2003 POP3 svr

[Nicholas Then]

Is there a way that I can tie into the POP3 server on
windows 2003 so that I do not have to run command line
applications all the time? Maybe as an API or .NET
Assembly?

 

[Tian Min Huang]

Hi Nicholas,

Thanks for your post. I appologize that I am not quite sure what you want
to implement. Do you want to create a program which will be executed from
with POP3 serviced in Windows 2003? Could you please tell me the detailed
information of your requirment?

I look forward to your response.

Have a nice day!

Regards,

HuangTM
Microsoft Online Partner Support
MCSE/MCSD

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[Nicholas Then]

Sorry....I didn't quite explain myself...I was wondering
if there is a way that I could tie into the POP3 Service
so that I can make a webbased administration utility. I
was going to make it so a designated Admin of a domain
could log into the website and add, delete, modify,
change account passwords etc. I am using the encrypted
file method because I have way too many domains on my
email server and I cannot set them all up in AD. I
noticed that in Windows 2003 Server I can install the web
admin utility but that gives people way too much access.
Lets say I set up a domain such as companyA.com. I will
have a webtility that someone can log into and only
administer companyA.com The webutility won't be an issue
to write if I only knew how to get the inforamtion in and
out without using the winpop command line program. I am
trying to something along the lines of lets say a
webhosting company where custoers can go in and make
changes when they want to...

 

[Nicholas Then]

Sorry....I didn't quite explain myself...I was wondering
if there is a way that I could tie into the POP3 Service
so that I can make a webbased administration utility. I
was going to make it so a designated Admin of a domain
could log into the website and add, delete, modify,
change account passwords etc. I am using the encrypted
file method because I have way too many domains on my
email server and I cannot set them all up in AD. I
noticed that in Windows 2003 Server I can install the web
admin utility but that gives people way too much access.
Lets say I set up a domain such as companyA.com. I will
have a webtility that someone can log into and only
administer companyA.com The webutility won't be an issue
to write if I only knew how to get the inforamtion in and
out without using the winpop command line program. I am
trying to something along the lines of lets say a
webhosting company where custoers can go in and make
changes when they want to...