RE: [GNUe] AppServer or Forms Feature Request

[Daniel Karstrom]

I have used this kind of functionality in another commercial framework and I 
think it is very useful, both at a server level but also at a client leve,l 
as a way of integrating applications.

// Daniel Karstrom


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> I know that a lot of work is going into the appserver right now, or at 
> least
> that was the impression that I got.  I dont know if this is possible, but I
> would like to be able to run commands from other programs.  For example, 
> I'm
> trying to get a call tracking system put together and I would like it to 
> dial
> my software phone for me.  Short of actually dialing my phone, I would like
> to run a server command which dials from my software PBX (*) then transfers
> to my extension.  I figure small installations might be better off with 
> Forms
> causing the modem to dial, while large installations might have the 
> appserver
> run a set of commands.
>
> Is this possible to do already?  Is it something fairly simple that can be
> added?  Does anyone have any other suggestions, comments, concerns, etc?
> Thanks in advance for the help.
> --
> Christopher Lewis
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