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Custom Alert Agent development
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Hi
Thanks, yes, I am a star.
You can see info here:
If it's something you're interested in, email me, I'm flexible on pricing.
Thanks, yes, I am a star.
You can see info here:
If it's something you're interested in, email me, I'm flexible on pricing.
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Hi Simetra,
I was hoping this was an possibility of sharing information rather than a software deal...
We are not particularly interested in buying a software to replace the Alert Agent, we would like to develop our own as the purpose of it is slightly different...
Are you willing to share some of the infos you collected to create it?
If not, thanks anyway....
Technocat.
Simetra, when I saw your original post about the alert agent it bothered me because this is a forum for sharing knowledge not for promotion. In your latest reply when Technocat asked you to share information you offered to help a "little" but outside the context of the forum. Nobody on this forum benefits from these posts. If you do not care to share how you implemented your alert agent that is your right, but I think we would all be happy if you would refrain from posting any more advertisements.
Hi Cliffbob,
I congratulate you on your honor and wisdom. It must be an awesome thrill, and at the same time, responsibility to be gifted with such high moral standards.
I suggested in my previous post that this individual email me directly.
However, as you've been kind enough to point out that I should provide some technical info, here it is:
I have built an E*gate(tm) status server which uses various command-line programs to query a running E*gate schema. This status server accepts requests for info over the network from instances of my client software and returns the info to the client.
The status server runs as a windows service, listening on a specific port (configurable) for requests. The status server machine must at least have the E*gate executables available. A running instance of E*gate on that machine is not required.
This was all built with Visual Studio .Net. That is all there is to it, really.
I congratulate you on your honor and wisdom. It must be an awesome thrill, and at the same time, responsibility to be gifted with such high moral standards.
I suggested in my previous post that this individual email me directly.
However, as you've been kind enough to point out that I should provide some technical info, here it is:
I have built an E*gate(tm) status server which uses various command-line programs to query a running E*gate schema. This status server accepts requests for info over the network from instances of my client software and returns the info to the client.
The status server runs as a windows service, listening on a specific port (configurable) for requests. The status server machine must at least have the E*gate executables available. A running instance of E*gate on that machine is not required.
This was all built with Visual Studio .Net. That is all there is to it, really.
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