Is there a "webmail" that can save in db? .NET

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Hello,
I am looking for a project already built that has a similar interface as a webmail (gmail) style, built with .NET (doesn't matter what version) that I can adjust as I need it. Instead of sending emails, messages should be stored in Database. Any help would be great.
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Posted 29-Oct-14 6:05am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Oct-14 14:11pm

Yes, of course, especially if you bother to write one more. :-) What is the essence of this question? What do you want to achieve? What does it mean "instead of sending"? Do you mean no sending at all, no recipient? Or is the idea to send it to remote database which will be accessible by some remote recipient. But why e-mail at all then? Not clear...
—SA

Member 11067582 29-Oct-14 16:08pm

What we want to do is replicate a webmail client, but instead of handling everything via email, it will be done by database, some emails will be sent like saying "John Smith commented on this thread" but not the actual message, they would need to login to the system in order to view what was commented. in some form it is like a mixture between a webmail client and a forum if that makes any sense at all. Basically any start project where I can mess around and adapt as needed.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Oct-14 16:18pm

So, as I understand, it means no e-mail at all. Well, this can be a good idea for certain application, and yes, there are many products like that. Essentially, nearly all instant messaging products are like that. I don't really see a problem. What do you want to find? You can implement such thing yourself.

One problem to solve: participating systems will need to make a whole in their firewalls if a custom protocol over TCP is used. Using HTTP is possible would be impractical due its limitations...

—SA

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jkirkerx · Answer 1 · 2014-10-29T13:34:00

Try the ckEditor or the telerik version of it

http://ckeditor.com/whatsnew-asp.net[^]

There all hard to pick up at first, and require extensive knowledge of Java Script to customize, but they work pretty well.

Tha't funny, I just wrote several programs that do what you want to do, but the code is quite large, and can't be posted.

Try the collaboration and testing forum, post something there