Re: can i use jtapi for this problem

Użytkownik Richard Deadman <[email protected]> napisał:
>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.
>

As far as I know there isnt any. But there is a TAPI implementation supply by Panasonic.

>Another option is to use one of the open-source pluggable JTAPI
>frameworks and write your own service provider. The two frameworks

It is a tytanic work, I think? It is not profitable if I will use it in only one project?

>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.
>

I have found that XTAPI have something call MSTAPI Service Provider, and GJTAPI uses it as Connector or Bridge.
Is there any way to use Panasonic TAPI with XTAPI?

>Good luck and I hope this helps...
>

Thanks

Jacek

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