X2Shell

X2Shell brings the power of X2A2 technology to your Shell / Console processing needs. Utilizing a simplistic language-set, it can automate anything from simple "DOS" tasks to complex operations and support jobs. It runs natively as a console application, meaning that it can either run batch jobs entirely, or integrate seamlessly with them. However, it can also interact with the user in ways that a traditional console application cannot. Some of X2Shells execution types: - command - Launch a new process / executable or shell extension - http - Retrieve web pages or data from internet web servers - mail-to - Send an SMTP mail message to one or more recipients - msmq - Manage Microsoft Message Queues - powershell - Extend the power of X2Shell by incorporating Powershell - registry - Interact with the Windows Registry People that should consider using X2Shell: - If you think that DOS "BAT-files" are too "old-school", but you still need to automate jobs - If you are struggling with Powershell, and would like something easier - If you need to run jobs for managing a small, medium or enterprise environment - If you would just like to play around with a new language and try it out If you are curious about the X2Shell, or even X2A2 programming in general, download it for free and try it yourself. We have included a couple of examples, and highly recommend that you explore. Please also refer to the X2Shell Developer Reference to learn how to make the most of X2Shell for you.

Whats new in this version:

Version 1.2 has added "http", "mail-to", "msmq", "powershell" and "registry" commands. The "http" and "msmq" executions give your apps quick access to internet web servers or corporate message queues.