Backup Tool
Till now users of Collaber has one problem. How to backup the workspace and restore it when some thing unwanted happens?
We are introducing new Backup Tool that will work like your system restore point.(If you are using Windows). Similar to Windows system restore point, you can create restore points in Backup Tool. Every time […]
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Backup & Application Tools
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Collaber 1.1 Beta Coming Soon
Hello Everyone,
We are going to release Collaber 1.1 Beta version on 9th May.
There is a lot of change in the Architecture of Collaber for this version.The main points are as follows.
All data is also stored in the server.
There is no Collaber Relay Server. From now onwards it is called Collaber Live Server.
Server is not just […]
Integration with Collaber made easy
Today we have implemented a new RPC layer over Collaber. This will enable collaber to be integrated with applications written in any language. (.NET, Java, Ruby, C++) etc. We will be providing a simple protocol and a reference implementation for this new RPC layer. Developers can then extend this interface to replicate every other Collaber […]
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Copy As Link
“Copy As Link” is one of the main features we are going to introduce in Collaber 1.0.8
This action is available in right-click menu of any Collaber Object(Workspaces, Contacts, Members, All Tools, Files, Notes, Tasks, Calander Evets, Pictures etc etc..) Click on this action will copy a link to that object into the Clipboard.
This can be […]
V1.0.6 And ahead
We are happy to release v1.0.6 version of Collaber.
Even though there are many new features in this version, we consider it as a big fixing version. We have fixed so many bugs that our users are not able to detect yet. Mainly our focus was to make sure workspace is synchronized automatically always.
As we have […]
Scripting Collaber
Today we made collaber scriptable. We have made new plugin which will allow scripting of Collaber objects. This plugin will consist of a Script Server which listens on TCP port 7690 on localhost.
Any one can connect to it and send commands to run any javascript file. You can do anything in Collaber(almost) by writing appropriate […]
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