JavaQM-API - Revision history

Diccon: /* Commercial Support */ updated Tesson weblink

2009-10-16T15:31:31Z

Commercial Support: updated Tesson weblink

Diccon: /* Supported Protocol Features */ removed list, and put link to seperate page

2009-09-14T12:21:50Z

Supported Protocol Features: removed list, and put link to seperate page

Diccon: /* Download */

2009-09-14T12:18:57Z

Download

Diccon: Added supported features

2009-09-14T12:15:59Z

Added supported features

Diccon: /* Download */ added source links

2009-08-27T16:48:16Z

Download: added source links

Diccon: Added support

2009-08-19T16:14:39Z

Added support

Diccon: added download preview

2009-08-19T16:01:58Z

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Diccon: created

2009-08-18T16:49:41Z

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This Java API library is a native Java library, which allows you to access QM via the QMClient network interface.

All you need is QMClient running on the server, the IP address, a valid username and password and the Account you want to access.

==Features==
Currently the API supports almost all of the Documented QMClient commands. Access to them is controlled by the main class QMConnection.

==Example==
Here is an example of how to use the JavaQM API Lib

<pre>
import com.openqm.qmconnect.*;

/** Example program that accesses QM with the Java API */
public class Example {
Example() {
try {

/* Initialise the connection */
QmConnection connection = QmConnection.create("localhost",4243);

/* Tell it to log in */
connection.connect("testuser", "password", "QMSYS");

/* Open Up the VOC file as an example */
QmFile vocFile = connection.open("VOC");

/* Read from the Opened VOC file */
String record = connection.read(vocFile, "MESSAGES");

System.out.println("This is the MESSAGES Record from the VOC file: " + record);

} catch (QMException e) {
System.err.println("Error occurred connecting to QM");
}
}
}
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 ==Commercial Support==
-For commercial support or new features Contact Adrian Tesson Associates (http://Tesson.co.uk)
+For commercial support or new features Contact Adrian Tesson Associates ([http://www.tesson.co.uk/products/java-to-openqm-a-scarletdme http://www.Tesson.co.uk])
 ==Supported Protocol Features==

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 ==Supported Protocol Features==
-The Java API library supports the following features that the qmclient protocol provides;
+For a full list of supported features Click [[JavaQM-API_SuportedFeatures | here]]
 ==Example==

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 ==Download==
 Binary (Jar) download is available here: [http://www.scarletdme.org/downloads/JavaQMConnect-0.8.jar JavaQMConnect-0.8.jar]
 ===Source code===

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 All you need is QMClient running on the server, the IP address, a valid username and password and the Account you want to access.
 ==Download==
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 ==Commercial Support==
 For commercial support or new features Contact Adrian Tesson Associates (http://Tesson.co.uk)
 ==Example==

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 ==Download==
-For now, until we comb the code and put the LGPL into effect for the source a prevew Binary download is avaliable here: [http://www.scarletdme.org/downloads/JavaQMConnect-Preview.jar JavaQMConnect-Preview.jar]
+Binary (Jar) download is available here: [http://www.scarletdme.org/downloads/JavaQMConnect-0.8.jar JavaQMConnect-0.8.jar]
 ==Commercial Support==

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 ==Features==
 Currently the API supports almost all of the Documented QMClient commands. Access to them is controlled by the main class QMConnection.
 ==Example==
-Here is an example of how to use the JavaQM API Lib
+Here is an example of how to use the JavaQM API Lib. Simply place the Jar in the library path or same directory as your classes or Jar file.
 <pre>