Currently all our projects use jMail. It has been this way since .NET 1.0.
Should I start my next project using System.Net.Mail?
Are there any advantages that one has over the other or is it just preference?
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In my opinion, use System.Net.Mail unless jMail offers something that would take a lot of time to implement yourself.

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That's kind of the question. Is there anything useful in jmail that isn't in .NET 2.0? ... I guess not. – Kenneth J Oct 26 '10 at 15:54
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I don't know jMail for .NET. All email requirements in my career as a developer have always been solved with custom code using System.Net.Mail. – thd Nov 08 '10 at 20:27