John Minyo: Customizing R:Mail 3.0 for Individual Mail Servers
As described at http://rbase.com/products/rmail/: “R:Mail for R:BASE is a fully-integrated innovation that makes the chore of sending email messages with attachments COMPLETELY automated from within your R:BASE for Windows application.”
This very useful R:BASE plugin has gone through numerous updates and enhancements over the years. John showed a side-by-side comparison between the 2.6 and 3.0 versions.
He then demonstrated the process of setting up R:MAIL and how to use some of its features.
During the presentation Razzak chimed in with a surprise announcement with the release of “R:Mail Editor for R:BASE Dummies”. This product helps to simplify the process of setting up and configuring R:MAIL 3.0.
Razzak and Aleksey Chuyasov demonstrated the current state of development on the Client Server version of R:BASE. Several developers were invited unannounced and unprepared to come up to the front and log in to the RDCC section of rbase.com to show their lists of bug fixes and enhancement requests. Response was impressive. The fruits of the Client Server effort will most likely be seen in the eXtreme version of R:BASE.
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The RDCC Client is very cool. Authorized Developers can install it on their own computers. Running it then connects us securely to RBTI's R:BASE Developers Corner Crew database, and allows us to report bugs and request features through a true, Internet-enabled client/server application!
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