A release 1.9.3 of Boomerang Notification Framework is now available for download. Visit the download section to get the latest update.
For release notes view this page under the support section
New Maintenance Release
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New Maintenance Release
Boomerang version 1.8.0 is out
What’s new
This version adds two new exciting connectors to the Boomerang Notification Framework; Dropbox and RightFax. These two new features let’s IT professional to quickly build integration and communication solutions without the time consuming task of writing code to interact with respective API’s.
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Dropbox
With a few simple T-SQL statements you may upload files to your Dropbox account. The file source may come from a network location, SSRS report or as a varbinary column in SQL. To learn more how Boomerang’s File Out with Dropbox works follow this link.
RightFax
Boomerang’s RightFax connector connects to the OpenText RightFax Web Services and offers a turn-key solutions for integrating with RightFax functionality in a corporate environment. To learn more how Boomerang’s Fax Out with RightFax works follow this link.
Release Notes
This release also includes version 1.7.0 of Boomerang Notification Framework. For details on all changes and additions in the new release see these two documents:
Dropbox Integration
We are happy to announce the beta release of our Dropbox service in the Boomerang Notification Framework. Our Dropbox features let’s you upload and download files to an associated Dropbox account.
With the means of Boomerangs simple SQL interface you can quickly build integration, notification and communication solutions.
Learn how to integrate with Dropbox cloud-based file services with a handful lines of T-SQL
We are currently looking for participants to our beta program so If you are interested to participate please send an email to info@fuel9.com.
Dropbox is a cloud-based file sharing service that lets users bring photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily.
Excel to SQL
Excel to SQL
If you have worked in an IT department it is more than likely that you have been asked, more than once, to update a database from an Excel spreadsheet.
Business user’s preference to use Excel as their primary tool for creating these files is perfectly understandable; after all it is great tool for quickly adjusting, copying and transforming data. However getting the Excel file into a SQL database and process the data requires many steps and is often a tedious and time consuming prospect.
In this new application scenario we illustrate how you can automate excel imports in a few easy steps using the Boomerang Notification Framework.
