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. |
Link to description |
| Twitter-like API |
Out-of-the-box available |
Compliance with the Twitter-API serves to enable usage of Twitter clients with an ESME instance.
|
Link to documentation, Link to SVN |
Based on the APIs mentioned above, the following clients/programming libraries are 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. Connecting with other mailservers involves development of a small piece of software, which call the ESME APIs. |
Link to docs.google.com |
| 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. |
Sending emails from ESME |
| MS Sharepoint |
Retrieving ESME conversations |
Internal testcase |
(needs to be documented) |
|
| Yahoo Pipes |
Information retrieval from other microblogging tools |
Working configuration document available |
Link to blog entry |
http://www.esjewett.com/blog/twitter-pipes-esme] |
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