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Basic Advantages of .NET over Mail Server Pro
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20 Nov 2009 03:38 PM  

Just recently upgraded to and installed .NET version. All seems to be working great.

Aside from a few subtle GUI differences and more individual settings per e-mail accoutn options we are lacking to see the big differences between the old version and the .NET version. It is obvious that a good reason to make the switch is that no support or upgrades are or will be available on old Pro version, so a switch over to .NET is practical, just to stay up with the times. 

Can someone point out some other more subtle and or some more obvious advantages of the .NET version of the Pro version we seem to be missing?  (ie,.. is it suppose to be faster? more secure? more reliable? utilizing MsSQL is better because?)

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It should handle hings better and faster. As for the MSSQL, it and .NET are both a Microsoft Platorm, so the .NET framework works better together with MSSQL.
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Perhaps my more basic question may be more along the programming side of .NET vs Pro. The nuts a bolts side of it. I am an engineer type,.. and for some reason gotta know "WHY" things are done.  I know,.. curiosity killed the cat... 

What was the need to do the overhaul and write the .NET version?

Was the Pro version doomed to fail in the long run and the .NET version a more solid platform to serve e-mail on?

Was the txt file storage inadequate for future enhancements and the SQL storage and retrieval method performs better?

 

    

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