Re: Looking for a contractor to connect our windows 7 / 10 user interface to lower layer OpenPhone libraries

On 20/05/15 21:40, Chris Tidal Wave wrote:
> Hi everyone !
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> Seeing how many of you guys and/or girls have already done this for Ekiga, I
> would like to ask if anyone on this list is interested in a paid project to
> connect our Windows user interface to the lower layer SIP and media
> libraries of OpenPhone.
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> Basically,
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> Pass user id and password to the SIP registration process and interact
> accordingly(register, log off, etc)
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> Send dialed digits to the originate a call setup process and interact
> accordingly(invite, sdp, redirects, forbidden, trying, ringing, OK, etc)
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> Send and receive call disconnect events and interact accordingly(send bye,
> receive bye, media timeout, etc.)
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> Send media(video and audio)
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> Receive media(video and audio and send to the monitor and speakers)
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> Receive unsolicited SIP messages and pass to the user interface
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> Our interface is to be for a VERY focused specific application.  There, will
> be NO User interface work on this project.  The project will only consist of
> connecting our user interface to the SIP stack and codecs of OpenPhone.
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> If anyone is interested, please reply to my email address at
> [email protected]

Well, what you need is to implement (a part of) Ekiga in another way. 
Indeed, as written at 
http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Manual#Complexity_of_the_software:

- ekiga itself contains the graphical interface and related components 
(roster, neighbours, dialpad, LDAP integration, configuration etc.)

- ptlib library contains audio/video devices and low-level functions, 
such as STUN.

- opal library contains audio/video codecs, SIP, H.323 and related 
technologies (presence, H.239 etc.)

If no one pops up on list, you can also try 
[email protected].

Finally, I suppose you speak about opal (library), not openphone 
(application).

-- 
Eugen