Re:

Richard,
thanks for your thorough reply. I admit I don't know much about JTAPI.I'm
trying to study more about telephony platform.
Best regards,
Sabitha.

>From: Richard Deadman <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: Discussion list for Java Telephony API
><[email protected]>
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [JTAPI] ok B33F03FE
>Date: Sun, 4 Apr 2004 23:17:56 -0400
>
>Theoretically JTAPI could certainly be used for this. The real problem,
>as Patrick has hinted, is in the hardware/platform end. JTAPI is simply
>a specification and is useless without support from telephony equipment
>vendors -- so the first thing you have to do is see if your equipment
>has a "JTAPI implementation" for it. Then, since JTAPI offers many
>optional features (such as transfer), you need to check on the
>capabilities/features of that particular JTAPI implementation.
>
>There are two open and free JTAPI frameworks out there: XTAPI and
>GJTAPI, but only the second one offers support for transfer implied by
>your control flow. Unfortunately, few of the "service providers" for
>GJTAPI actually support the "call control" capabilities you require. You
>could write your own service provider, but this is probably beyond the
>scope of your project.
>
>To recap, the first thing is to find telephony platform that allows you
>to transfer calls and that has a JTAPI interface that supports transfer,
>after that, the JTAPI coding is relatively easy. Modems generally don't
>support transfer, so you really need a PBX or VoIP solution.
>
>Cheers,
>
>
>Richard
>
>sabitha aboobacker wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I'm developing an application to trace the anonymous calls of college
>>hostel.
>>
>>the project flow is:
>>
>>telephone of the hostel will be connected to a computer.
>>
>>computer stores a list of authorised phone numbers.
>>
>>when a call arrives caller-id will be detected by the computer.
>>
>>simultaneously the number will be checked with those in the database.
>>
>>if the number matches with the same,telephone in the students room
>>will be
>>connected to receive call.
>>Calls received from numbers other than those on the call acceptance list
>>will not be delivered.
>>
>>I'm new to this JTAPI stuff. how can i connect telephone with computer
>>other
>>than modem? i searched and found out that modem could not be used for
>>this
>>project and some recommended tapi telephony card.
>>
>>Now really looking for help or suggestions and if possible any good
>>solution from the Gurus of Java.
>>
>>Hoping for an early and fruitfull response.
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>
>>Sabitha Aboobacker.
>>
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