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The Roottori Messaging API uses basic HTTP requests for message submission and delivery. This makes integration into existing and new system easy, as required HTTP function libraries can be found for virtually any programming language and operating system. Also, HTTP based communication is a tried and true technology that is easily graspable and works well across firewalls. It can also be easily troubleshooted in case of problems, and the web browser can often be used as a tool for quickly testing messaging functionality. This document describes the APIs for sending and receiving messages (these are called and subsequently referred to as MT and MO messages). For legacy systems, Roottori provides a CIMD interface for MT messaging. This document describes the function calls exposed through the Roottori Messaging API. |
Introduction
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