Hi Robert, Thank you for you prompt response. For domains that need to do a big number of transactions I recommend upgrading to Google Apps Premier Edition and use the Provisioning API.
I am glad to hear your big interest in Google products, we love to see Open Source projects around our services. Sometimes we link to a project after reviewing it, in my area we have Google Apps APIs related projects: http://code.google.com/apis/apps/open_source_projects.html Project hosting is a great place for your project: http://code.google.com/hosting/ I also recommend you to try other groups closer to your specific project, for example: http://groups.google.com/group/opensocial http://groups.google.com/group/Gmail-Users Cheers, Julian On Sep 3, 6:12 am, skynet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Oh Julian, > > I did not know... > Will take it down... > > Hey I was working for a customer on this... > > I figured out that many people have the > same problem of account administration, > so I put up the script for sale... I will take it > down (I am not greedy)... Was just an experiment... > There were a few people who were interested in > buying, but I did not sell :) > > That's why... He has more than 100 sites > and how will it affect him, should I say its > against the TOS of Google, then it also > means no payment of work I have done ;( > > What is the right thing to do? > > May be I can help you fix this issue... The > reason why it is possible to programmatically > create accounts, goes deeper than accessing > the control panel... I will send you details when > you mail me... Fixing it is a piece of cake. > > Aside from this, Julian > > I love Google Products, especially, GMail since I > got my invitation years ago. Problem is that GMail > takes very long time to load on GPRS connections. > So was looking for an alternative Web Mail Interface > which looks cool and fast, there was one Open Source > project cald Light Post, but it is gone now. So I thought > I'd start my own project... and I call it "Wootmail" for that > woot! effect when users will be able to test drive... > > So I am starting a cool minimalistic "Social Email" project, > and I got inspired by GMail, Mac and Social Networking... > > It will feature sexy Web 2.0 looks > { > > Left hand side features quick actions > like read all new mail, write mail, service mail, review, check > profile etc > > Center display always empty at startup stats about new mail, one news > When mail loaded, option to download as pdf, zip. > > The address/buddy list (buddy book) is placed on the right with > photos and names of contacts with labels for work and personal > and buddy groups with AJAX slide in and fading tooltip effects. > > }, > > load fast { > Keep the whole core client side package below 50kB; (Loads > in 10 secs worst case GPRS and 2 seconds in Good Signal) > > } > > have no clutter{ > plenty of white space, with few options, text boxes etc > > } > > have social features{ > ability to share buddy book, add friends, follow people, > an online profile where people can send public and > private messages with captchas to weed out spamers. > > }, > > offline browsing through mails with Gears{ > store all transactions, > read and create mail offline. > > } > > Mail themes{ > Outgoing mail with cool back ground theme, > styles etc > > } > > Mail templates > { > Pre-written mails where users have only to change subject, name and > particular fields. > Formal mail templates > Resume mail templates > Personal mail templates > > } > > Inbox Info overload elimination through exhaustive email header > validation > { > date is wrong: consider mail spam/fake put in review box; > mail is in other language than own language: put in review box, enable > option to send to google/any translate service; > user mail doesn't exist in address field: consider mail to be not to > be addressed to you, put in review box; > mail comes from ebay, yahoo, google etc put mail in service mail box; > mail body contains, lots of email addresses and pictures, put in > forwards box. > . > . > . > > } > > I wanted to use Google App Engine, but it doesn't allow email > receiving... > > Julian please ask if Google is Interested in Sponsoring Woot Mail Open > Source, > and let me know... > > Kind Regards > > Robert N > > On Sep 1, 1:23 pm, "Julian (Google)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi Robs, > > > I don't think is a good idea to parse the web page and interact > > programmatically with the control panel, this is against the Term Of > > Service, for more information see: > > >http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/admins/terms.html > > > If you need to use theProvisioningAPI, I recommend upgrading to > > Google Apps Premier Edition or Google Apps Education Edition. > > > Cheers, > > Julian. > > > On Aug 26, 6:33 pm, skynet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Dear Readers and Google > > > > What do you think about this idea, > > > self provision e-mail for your users. > > > That is let users sign up for mail, or > > > sync it with your sites login... > > > > Here is a working example... > > > >http://urbanhack.com/xhttp://urbanhack.com/g > > > > I'll take it down if it don't make google happy... > > > > Kind Regards > > > > Robs --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Apps APIs" group. 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