Public XML-RPC API

Posted by declanshanaghy in FaxIt Nice, Misc on March 25th, 2008

Our wiki now has all details of the FaxIt Nice Architecture as well as the XML-RPC API. Read the wiki here.

Developer accounts are just a click away, email support(at)350nice.com to get setup and running today.

Sample code is also on the way from Faxtastic, our own C# desktop fax solution


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FaxIt Gadget

Posted by declanshanaghy in FaxIt Nice on February 26th, 2008

We’re proud to announce the launch of our Google Gadget which allows users to catch a free glimpse of
FaxIt Nice. This iGoogle Gadget permits sending up to 2 free faxes within the USA. Feel free to forward this to one and all.

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Why develop software in Java?

Posted by declanshanaghy in Misc on February 13th, 2008

The Java programming language has, within the last 10 years, become the de facto standard for developing portable applications, and interactive dynamic content for websites.
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JODConverter from Art of Solving is a work of art

Posted by declanshanaghy in FaxIt Nice on February 5th, 2008

FaxIt Nice’s document conversion system has been supported on the back end by OpenOffice.org since the very first day we went into business. “OpenOffice.org is a multiplatform and multilingual office suite and an open-source project.” We received major help in this integration in our first release from Caolan Mc Namara, one of the developers of OpenOffice, for which we are truly thankful.

This time round, in FaxIt Nice 3.0 we streamlined our integration a little more thanks to a component named JODConverter, provided by “Art of Solving” a software house / IT consultancy firm run by Mirko Nasato in London, U.K.

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FaxIt Nice 3.0 goes live

Posted by declanshanaghy in FaxIt Nice on January 31st, 2008

Welcome to the long awaited release of FaxIt Nice 3.0. this one was a while in the making. We’ve moved to a different platform in order to serve you faster in terms of everyday activity and feature turnaround time.

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