Sometimes we receive requests for custom applications based on the API (http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/API), if anyone on the forum would like to become an API consultant an appear on our webpage, you are welcome to contact MikroTik. The only requirement is self confidence, and the benefits are many.
I am develop customer application with RouterOS API.
And now i have my basic customer application to control the routerOS throught API.
I want to be an consultant. and also i want to get help from Mikrotik Support team.
I will try my best to help the other who need help with RouterOS API
You can list me, especially where Delphi solution is needed.
Ekkas
Dear Ekkas
i am using delphi to develop the client application too 
You can count me too for both Delphi and PHP.
I already have API developed in PHP that my ISP is using to communicate with routers.
I also already have Telnet based communication (for ROS < 3.0) in PHP and Delphi that we used for years.
Dunno if this means beign put to global list (http://www.mikrotik.com/consultants.html) or somewhere else, but i noticed there’s noone from Serbia there. What i need to provide to be showed in that list?
I really develop any application with and without MT routers, i read this post and i very interesting on 2 or 3 months i give a little demo of some apps
Did an API consutant list ever get compiled. I’m intrested in having a mini winbox applicatin written.
Thanks,
Mike
mbethers_at_comcast.net
I’m also interested in having some programming done. I need an small “winbox-like” application written. One for Mac and one for PC. The application would allow someone to make only a handful of configuration changes to the router.
Pay is good.
Doug
No takers?
i use the ssh communication to make configure the RoS. And i’m good with delphi, php. Send me the properties what u want. and i will give you a demo. (2.x and 3.x RoS, case of some console changes)
small application a had write:
http://img411.imageshack.us/my.php?image=x1eh9.png
Best regards.
Can you do something that would work on Mac and PC?
its real, and some ISP use to configure customer CPE;
its only for PC(x86), not MAC.