Re: [hylafax-users] Client Windows DLL or similar

["Dominique dHotman" <dhotman@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Daniele,

I know that the iFAX HylaFSP windows client allows programmatic interaction.  There is actually an example on their website:

http://www.ifax.com/faq/hylafsp/how_can_i_send_faxes_programatically.php

Obviously with this you would have to write some sort of directory poller and then programmatically interact with the HylaFSP client.

Another way would be to mount the directory up on the HylaFAX server and then have a directory poller that fetches files from the directory and sends them using the sendfax command. Obviously in this scenario you would need to cater for the different document types that you are going to be faxing if they are not natively (as it were) supported by HylaFAX

There are probably hundreds of different ways to solve this problem but hope that this at least helps.

Regards

Dominique

On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 6:17 PM, Daniele Gallarato <daniele.gallarato@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all.
Anyone know if there is a way to send a fax from windows, NOT with an interactive client, but with a
batch program?
I need to send a fax from a windows server in an automatic way, so I catch a file from a shared
folder, and I need a batch that can send (from a windows server) a fax and read if fax is send.

Thanks for any suggestion.

Daniele


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