<commit_before># Bezlio Plugins
This repository holds each of the open source plugins for Bezlio.  Many of these plugins are included in the installer for Bezlio Remote Data Broker, but you will always find the latest versions here along with specialty plugins / branches that extend beyond what is in the installer.

## Contents

* [Crystal Reports](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/CrystalReports/)

*In Development* Allows you to run a Crystal Report from within your private network and have the results transmitted back to a Bezl either as a downloadable file or as data you can turn into something more interactive.

* [Dummy](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Dummy/)

This plugin is intended to show you how to create a plugin.  It currently just takes the request data and mirrors it right back as a response.

* [Epicor 10](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Epicor10/)

Allows you to execute any of the Epicor 10 / 10.1 Business Objects, so anything you can do in the full client you can do with this plugin.  All of the Epicor BO files are accessed via .Net reflection, making this plugin patch-level independent and forward-compatible so long as Epicor does not change the naming conventions for DLLs.

* [Epicor 9.05](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Epicor905/)

Allows you to execute any of the Epicor 9.05 (and presumably all version 9) Business Objects, so anything you can do in the full client you can do with this plugin.  All of the Epicor BO files are accessed via .Net reflection, making this plugin patch-level independent and forward-compatible so long as Epicor does not change the naming conventions for DLLs.

* [File System](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/FileSystem/)

Allows for directories within your network to be shared out over Bezlio, allowing users to get file listings and click to download files.  This plugin has a roadmap to also allow for the creation, rename, movement, and deletion of files within these shared directories (given the explicit permission provided by the server administrator).

* [Infor VISUAL 7.0](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Visual70/)

Allows you to utilize the Infor VISUAL COM objects to perform transactions within VISUAL 7.0 and below.  

* [Infor VISUAL 7.1/8](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Visual8/)

Allows you to utilize the Infor VISUAL .Net objects to perform transactions within Visual 7.1 and above. 

* [Microsoft SQL Server](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/SQLServer/)

Allows you to connect to a Microsoft SQL Server and run queries that both read and write data.  All of the administrator-permitted queries are stored as .SQL files on the file system, which restricts what users can see and do.

* [ODBC](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/ODBC/)

Allows for you to connect to any ODBC data source defined on the BRDB server and permit the use of administrator-defined queries against those data sources.  Since most all databases have ODBC support, this plugin acts as a bit of a wildcard for most things folks will want to connect to.

* [RSS](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/RSS/)
<commit_msg>Updated link in readme<commit_after># Bezlio Plugins
This repository holds each of the open source plugins for Bezlio.  Many of these plugins are included in the installer for Bezlio Remote Data Broker, but you will always find the latest versions here along with specialty plugins / branches that extend beyond what is in the installer.

## Contents

* [Crystal Reports](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/CrystalReports/)

*In Development* Allows you to run a Crystal Report from within your private network and have the results transmitted back to a Bezl either as a downloadable file or as data you can turn into something more interactive.

* [Dummy](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Dummy/)

This plugin is intended to show you how to create a plugin.  It currently just takes the request data and mirrors it right back as a response.

* [Epicor 10](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Epicor10/)

Allows you to execute any of the Epicor 10 / 10.1 Business Objects, so anything you can do in the full client you can do with this plugin.  All of the Epicor BO files are accessed via .Net reflection, making this plugin patch-level independent and forward-compatible so long as Epicor does not change the naming conventions for DLLs.

* [Epicor 9.05](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Epicor905/)

Allows you to execute any of the Epicor 9.05 (and presumably all version 9) Business Objects, so anything you can do in the full client you can do with this plugin.  All of the Epicor BO files are accessed via .Net reflection, making this plugin patch-level independent and forward-compatible so long as Epicor does not change the naming conventions for DLLs.

* [File System](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/FileSystem/)

Allows for directories within your network to be shared out over Bezlio, allowing users to get file listings and click to download files.  This plugin has a roadmap to also allow for the creation, rename, movement, and deletion of files within these shared directories (given the explicit permission provided by the server administrator).

* [Infor VISUAL 7.0](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Visual70/)

Allows you to utilize the Infor VISUAL COM objects to perform transactions within VISUAL 7.0 and below.  

* [Infor VISUAL 7.1/8](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/Visual%208/)

Allows you to utilize the Infor VISUAL .Net objects to perform transactions within Visual 7.1 and above. 

* [Microsoft SQL Server](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/SQLServer/)

Allows you to connect to a Microsoft SQL Server and run queries that both read and write data.  All of the administrator-permitted queries are stored as .SQL files on the file system, which restricts what users can see and do.

* [ODBC](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/ODBC/)

Allows for you to connect to any ODBC data source defined on the BRDB server and permit the use of administrator-defined queries against those data sources.  Since most all databases have ODBC support, this plugin acts as a bit of a wildcard for most things folks will want to connect to.

* [RSS](https://github.com/bezlio/bezlio-plugins/tree/master/Plugins/RSS/)

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