THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
ESME can play a part in the IT of your organization, especially to connect processes with the people executing them. Most of the scenarios are based on available APIs in the ESME software.
Name of the API |
Status |
Comments |
more details at... |
|---|---|---|---|
ESME REST-like API |
Out-of-the-box available |
The current API does not completely fulfill the requirements of RESTful APIs. // Compliance with the REST standard is however on the tasklist of the team. |
|
Twitter-like API |
Out-of-the-box available |
Compliance with the Twitter-API serves to enable usage of Twitter clients with an ESME instance. 1 |
Based on the APIs mentioned above, the following clients/programming libraries are available: 2
Programming language or // environment |
Status |
Comments |
More details at... |
|---|---|---|---|
Apache ANT action |
JAR file available |
|
Link to blog entry ('http://blog.esme.us/esme-client-for-ant/) |
Java Library |
JAR file available |
|
|
JavaScript Client |
Example script available |
|
|
PLSQL Client |
Example script available |
|
|
SAP NetWeaver Logger Client |
Example script available |
|
|
VBA Client |
Example script available |
|
Find below a list of different integration options.
Integration/interface with... |
Use case |
Current maturity level |
Comments |
more Details at... |
|---|---|---|---|---|
email systems |
Receiving emails |
Additonal software needed |
There is a plugin available for the open source mail server James to forward emails to ESME. // Plumbing with other mailserver involves development of a small piece of software, which call the ESME APIs. |
|
email systems |
Sending emails |
Out-of-the-box available |
ESME sends emails based on user defined actions. // ESME relies for sending eMails on the JavaMail API and its required settings. |
—