how can i create my own mailing system using asp.net 3.5

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I developed a school software where i want that the student interact with each other with email within the software.
1) how can i develop the mailing system?
2) the mail is stored in the database(MSsql etc) or simple stored as a text file?
3) how the process goes?
etc etc...
thanx

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Posted 7-Sep-12 20:34pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-09-07T21:07:00

Those aren't questions we can answer: they are your design features.

1) how can i develop the mailing system?
In the same way you would develop any other project: specify, design, document, code, test, repeat.
2) the mail is stored in the database(MSsql etc) or simple stored as a text file?
Totally up to you. This is part of your design, and a decision only you can make, based on other features of your design, such as any need for security, "back-door" access, content and abuse monitoring, and so forth.
3) how the process goes?
See (1)