Re: Possible package...not quite proposed
| From: | Tony Bibbs | Date: | Wed, 12 Feb 2003 15:50:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Possible package...not quite proposed | ||
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Where is Mail_RPC? I don't see it under the Mail or Web Services section?
Anyway, if you have something started and see the code I have fitting I'd
be more than happy to talk about just combining efforts.
--Tony
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Richard Heyes wrote:
> > A few days ago I posted a note about a Sendmail hack that allows
> > programmers a way to implement email-based interfaces to their
> > applications. Well, I'd like to expand on that a bit and let you all give
> > it a gander to see if there is value in having it in PEAR (some code clean
> > up would have to occur).
> >
> > The package is quite simple. It allows you to implement an arbitrary set
> > of commands against an application. The application I'm working with, for
> > example, will eventually have commands to submit a story, approve a
> > submission, submit a link, disable a user account, etc. I have this
> > working with Sendmail/Procmail setup and have implemented a fairly simple
> > help system and a single command to work with an application I'm working
> > on. I think with a small amount of effort could work with other
> > MTA's/MDA's as well as with non-web based applications.
>
> Interesting. You've got me thinking now about writing a more generic
> Mail_RPC package.
>
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> Richard Heyes
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