Re: can i use jtapi for this problem

Jacek,

Yes and no. Sure JTAPI offers an API to listen for calls, route them,
record them, etc. The big problem is that there are not a lot of JTAPI
implementations in existence. By this I mean that there are lots of
different platforms for telephony: modems, ISDN, PBXes, central
switches, SIP, H.323, and each platform needs its own JTAPI
implementation. The problem is that JTAPI is a big, complex API, and the
telephony world is fractured by huge, incompatible feature sets; so
vendors don't want to bother implementing a JTAPI stack for their system
unless there are a  lot of JTAPI applications. And JTAPI applications
aren't going to be written if there are no JTAPI implementations out
there. So your first task if finding out if there is a JTAPI stack for
the Panasonic KX-TD1232. Google doesn't know of one.

Another option is to use one of the open-source pluggable JTAPI
frameworks and write your own service provider. The two frameworks I'm
aware of are xtapi (http://xtapi.sourceforge.net) and gjtapi
(http://gjtapi.sourceforge.net). I'm a member of the latter team, so I
am biased, but I think it has better SPI for building PBX-based service
providers. It also supports JTAPI 1.3 versus JTAPI 1.2 only for XTAPI,
and is released under a BSD-style license versus XTAPI's GPL. There are
a couple of companies that will even do custom service-provider coding
for GJTAPI, if you have the budget for that.

Good luck and I hope this helps...


Richard

Jacek Salacki wrote:

>It's my first mail to the list, so:
>Hello everyone.
>
>Recently i have got proposal to make a small system for taxi corporation. The main goal of this system is to record phone calls. There is, in this taxi corporation,a telephone system based on Panasonic KX-TD1232 and some stations. I want to use PC connected to the KX-TD1232 and a database and some java code(JTAPI).
>
>I have also one big question:  is it possible to do i that way - can I use JTAPI in this?
>
>Jacek
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