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Name: Adobe Air Client

Description: This client was one of the first clients to be developed for ESME

Status: Alpha

Download: You can download the client from the ESME Google Group.

Screenshots here

Geting started with ESME Air Client development: Please watch this 5 min screencast http://screencast.com/t/DGKsxpJxN8

The source code is available on the ESME Google Code group.

  • The client requires that you use a token to access ESME

Installation

Download and Install the latest Adobe AIR runtime from http://get.adobe.com/air/
Download the latest released version of ESMEDesktop.air from http://code.google.com/p/esmeproject/downloads/list
Follow the installation wizard to Install

Configuration

How to configure the ESME server ESME Desktop connects to ..

By default ESME Desktop connects to the ESME instance running at http://www.esme.us, but if you are running your own instance of the server, you will need to change the server that ESME Desktop connects to .. here's how ..

This setting is stored in your application storage directory in a file called preferences.xml ... the application storage directory path varies based on your operating system and your username

MacOS:

/Users/username/Library/Preferences/ESMEDesktop.05D8320A56ED876B4DC203B7387C89522DDC092F.1/Local Store/preferences.xml The GUID in the path may vary.

Windows:

C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\ESMEDesktop.05D8320A56ED876B4DC203B7387C89522DDC092F.1\Local Store\preferences.xml

If the file does not exist create preferences.xml and drop in the following xml and save .. <preferences> <preference name="ESME_APISERVER" value="http://api.esme.us/esme/api/"/> <preference name="ESME_SERVER" value="http://www.esme.us/esme/"/> </preferences>
If the file exists then edit the values to your server urls. The new setting will be picked up the next time you start ESME Desktop.

 How to configure the client if you are using a different ESME server

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