The thinclient package has been updated, documentation added. Also added an example of how to call Maventa API from a Windows console application.

We will use the release date as a type of versioning for these examples so check the file name for the latest date.

Both files can be found in http://developer.maventa.com/projects/list_files/maventa-api

Get the package including binary and source codes here: http://developer.maventa.com/projects/list_files/maventa-api

The thinclient is capable of sending and receiving invoices and can also be installed as a Windows service.

These stickies are distributed here at the MDC under the Documents section. The sets consists of 7 different stickies in 3 different sizes (large, medium and baby). The files are distributed under Creative Commons license (BY-ND) and the Trademark Guidelines should always be taken in consideration before applying any of the stickies on your products. All this fuzz is to keep things simple and clean..

Show the world that Your application is up for the challenge in moving towards the digitalized era.

Get the stickies here: http://developer.maventa.com/documents/show/10

Currently ongoing in the developer’s community:

- Opening the registration for outsiders, you can finally interact with us directly through the developer’s community.
- Housekeeping and restructuring of the Wiki pages
- Adding in-depth HowTo’s and guidelines to successful integrations
- Releasing some of the integrations we’ve made so far for open usage (Licensing still to solve)
- Releasing our own ThinClient (Delphi) for Windows rapid deployments (and its source :)