Re: Avaya Jtapi Issue

dave,
i'm new to jtapi stuff and dont know about Avaya's implementation of Jtapi.
regards,
sabitha.

>From: "David E.Ybarra" <[email protected]>

>Reply-To: Discussion list for Java Telephony API <[email protected]>

>To: [email protected]

>Subject: [JTAPI] Avaya Jtapi Issue

>Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 18:55:07 -0600

>

>I recently ran into an issue with Avaya's implementation of Jtapi where

>some sort of network event causes the communication between a client

>application and the server to stop. No events are delivered to the

>provider yet it seems like the underlying socket is closed. I tried to

>implement a thread that continuously calls provider.getState() once a

>minute or so but that still returns IN_SERVICE. At some point when the

>user tries to make a call a whole bunch of uncaught runtime exceptions are

>logged by the final classes that Avaya uses like ae, etc. So my question

>is has anyone ever experienced anything like this before? If so, is there

>a way to detect this condition and recover? Thanks in advance.

>

>Dave

>

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