Hello
For the last few of months we have been working on a SOAP Server for CommitCRM.
We are expecting that the first version of the SOAP Server for CommitCRM will be ready for release before the end of June.
(SOAP is different to REST but they fill the same purpose)
(SOAP can be implemented by with Microsoft .NET and is called WCF)
Why are we working on a SOAP Server for CommitCRM and what will you be able to do with it?
We began work on the SOAP Server for CommitCRM so that we could write a Linux Web app for internal use that could access our CommitCRM database.
With the SOAP Server for CommitCRM you will be able to create applications for Mobile, Web, Linux, Mac and Powershell to work with the data in your CommitCRM databases.
To do this you would need to write a SOAP (or WCF) Client for your application.
The web page is mostly complete and a description can be found here.
https://dentaur.com.au/it-solutions/...for-commitcrm/
We are at the final stage of putting some finishing touches on the SOAP Server for CommitCRM in regards to the licensing mechanism, documentation and examples.
On the above website is an example SOAP Client written in Perl, and another partial example in C#.
Our intention is to also provide examples in Javascript & Java.
There will be a Trial version that will be free with no expiry. Though the Trial will be limited to only READing from the AccountRecord Table in CommitCRM.
This will allow you to read high level information about your customer accounts, names, addresses etc.
The first Full version that will be released for purchase will allow data to be READ from all CommitCRM tables.
Future versions will include support for INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE. The timing of the release of these future versions will depend on demand.
We are yet to determine the price of the Full versions.
The SOAP Server for CommitCRM relies on the CommitCRM API for accessing the data.
If you have any questions then please respond to this thread, or fill in our question form at
https://dentaur.com.au/it-solutions/...tcrm/download/
Kind regards
Andrew Dent
Dentaur Pty Ltd
For the last few of months we have been working on a SOAP Server for CommitCRM.
We are expecting that the first version of the SOAP Server for CommitCRM will be ready for release before the end of June.
(SOAP is different to REST but they fill the same purpose)
(SOAP can be implemented by with Microsoft .NET and is called WCF)
Why are we working on a SOAP Server for CommitCRM and what will you be able to do with it?
We began work on the SOAP Server for CommitCRM so that we could write a Linux Web app for internal use that could access our CommitCRM database.
With the SOAP Server for CommitCRM you will be able to create applications for Mobile, Web, Linux, Mac and Powershell to work with the data in your CommitCRM databases.
To do this you would need to write a SOAP (or WCF) Client for your application.
The web page is mostly complete and a description can be found here.
https://dentaur.com.au/it-solutions/...for-commitcrm/
We are at the final stage of putting some finishing touches on the SOAP Server for CommitCRM in regards to the licensing mechanism, documentation and examples.
On the above website is an example SOAP Client written in Perl, and another partial example in C#.
Our intention is to also provide examples in Javascript & Java.
There will be a Trial version that will be free with no expiry. Though the Trial will be limited to only READing from the AccountRecord Table in CommitCRM.
This will allow you to read high level information about your customer accounts, names, addresses etc.
The first Full version that will be released for purchase will allow data to be READ from all CommitCRM tables.
Future versions will include support for INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE. The timing of the release of these future versions will depend on demand.
We are yet to determine the price of the Full versions.
The SOAP Server for CommitCRM relies on the CommitCRM API for accessing the data.
If you have any questions then please respond to this thread, or fill in our question form at
https://dentaur.com.au/it-solutions/...tcrm/download/
Kind regards
Andrew Dent
Dentaur Pty Ltd
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