I originally started developing the project using TestLink's API (XML-RPC) and found it was just terribly slow (why was xml-rpc used?) or it just wasn't designed for what I had in mind. So I set out to write my own API that get's it's information directly from the SQL database in PHP. The api is accessed by url queries and the data is returned as plain text with HTML encoding. I'm still using the API KEY in testlink for verification in my API. The speed of doing it this way made my project possible.
Well it's pretty much done (not tested though) and in more of a beta like phase. It requires a windows application and also my api uploaded to the testlink/ folder. It will automatically know what database to use as it does utilize some of testlink's php files.
I'm not sure how much interest there is for an app like this, but for now it's confined to the company I work for. Maybe they'l let me give it to the community?
The screenshot has some blur as I wasn't sure if my test database had any proprietary stuff from my company (was testing with a copy of our database).
