Looking for plugin/API programming service

[nchrfq]

Greetings,

 

I test a console command on command prompt, it works. Test on simulator (not as a plugin), it also works.

 

Unfortunately, test in a actual setting, it doesn't work. I suppose this command from another program has to operate as a plugin (or as API) for it to works - I prefer it as a plugin.

 

Anyone out there to show the outline of a c# plugin code for the purpose that I have described above?

 

Thanks in advance.

[Guest nchto]

Did you have a look at www.nch.com.au/ivm/sdk.html? Also check out www.nchsoftware.com/api. There's no specific C# example on the first page, but the second will hopefully provide some insight into porting your code.

[nchrfq]

Did you have a look at www.nch.com.au/ivm/sdk.html? Also check out www.nchsoftware.com/api. There's no specific C# example on the first page, but the second will hopefully provide some insight into porting your code.

 

Thanks for the link, esp. the second link which I had not seen before (first link, yes).

 

Will take off from there...

 

[nchrfq]

Thanks for the link, esp. the second link which I had not seen before (first link, yes).

 

Will take off from there...

 

 

Update: have got nchapi.exe installed, but what's the name of the IVM API key? Any one? That is : c:\>...path\nchapi.exe IVMAPIKey -command "Arg1"...

 

What's the name for this IVMAPIKey? Tried IVMAPI, APiIVM and so on, couldn't get it right.

 

Any one?

[Guest nchto]

It would be either "IVM Answering Attendant" or just "IVM". I'm not sure if the Unified API has been implemented into IVM yet, I think the current release of IVM came out before the Unified API did. The Unified API page does contain C++/C# code for the same calls, so you could use this to adapt the C++ information on the IVM SDK page into C#.

[nchrfq]

It would be either "IVM Answering Attendant" or just "IVM". I'm not sure if the Unified API has been implemented into IVM yet, I think the current release of IVM came out before the Unified API did. The Unified API page does contain C++/C# code for the same calls, so you could use this to adapt the C++ information on the IVM SDK page into C#.

 

Thanks, nchto. Tried various: IVM Answering Attendant, IVM, etc - just couldn't get it right (msg: program not running). I suppose you're right: Unified API may not have been implemented into IVM yet. So got to proceed along the C++/C# code (which is beyond me)