Re: CTI Integration
"Sebastian Reitenbach" <[email protected]> Fri, 06 Apr 2007 20:07:03 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.cms.opengroupware.discuss.general |
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| Organization | L00 bugdead prods. |
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Hi, [email protected] wrote: > >> Not having an asterisk box this is all a bit abstract, some docs would be > >very nice. I night > >> even be inspired to try and make it work with one of these &+$)#?@ Nortel > >phone systems. > >I don't know how Nortel works, but at least for the Asterisk it was fairly > >easy. > > Probably simple, the hard part is digging through all the proprietary docs to find the API. > But I have managed to reverse engineer part of the Call Pilot unified > messaging API. Since the next version of the BCM is LINUX based vs. > Embedded-NT I'll probably wait until we upgrade. > > > - management of meeting rooms (app_conference or meetme) > > Doesn't ogo already provide this via resources, or do you mean the > creation of conference bridges on the PBX? yes, virtual telephone conference rooms created on the asterisk, more here: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+app_conference > > > - notifications about voice-mails > > I really think the job of notification should fall to XMPP. > > >and voice mailbox status, managing > >voice-mail > > Does Asterisk not support storing of messages in IMAP, or managing > messages via IMAP? This is what Nortel's callpilot does, it is actually a > rather nice model. Perhaps someone could add this to Asterisk? Seems like > using the code based from a simple IMAP server it should be reasonably > simply to overlay the Asterisk spool directory. This would give you > something like 'real' unified messaging from any client, including OGO. I have no idea whether I can do this with asterisk, maybe there is a branch that enhances it that way, but I am not aware of any. Well, Asterisk could send mail notifications to users about new voice mails, but I doubt that I could manage the voice mail box in any way via mail. > > > - see whether other extensions are "online" (especially important for > > mobile users with softphones) > > Again seems like a job for XMPP. > well, yes, xmpp presence could be checked too. Sebastian -- OpenGroupware.org Discussion [email protected] http://mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss