Re: Getting started

Thanks for the reply, i do certainly appreciate it. I do have a couple
of questions if you don't mind answering htem.

1) Do you recommend open source GJTAPI for commercial use? Is it stable?
2) Does GJTAPI model JTAPI, or does it actually implement it in the code?
3) Whats the advantage of going to commercial versions opposed to open source?
4) Where can i find some good examples to get started?

Thanks a lot. Really appreciate the help...

Roberto

On 4/14/05, Richard Deadman <[email protected]> wrote:
> Roberto,
> 
> I wouldn't characterize JTAPI as for research purposes only. It is a very complex API,
> however, which has limited the number of implementations available. Cisco, Lucent and IBM
> all have implementations, and there are open-source frameworks such as GJTAPI. See
> http://free-jtapi.westhawk.co.uk/free-jtapi/implementations.html
> 
> To add to this, almost everything in JTAPI is optional. So you have to ensure that the
> JTAPI implementation supports the packages and methods that your application requires.
> 
> The trick is to find a JTAPI implementation for the telephony platform you have (i.e. MS
> TAPI, voice modems, SIP, Dialogic, Asterisk, H.323, ...), and that supports the
> applications requirements (i.e. media SignalDetector in your case).
> 
> For example, GJTAPI has recently added service providers for both SIP and Tapi 3.0 into
> cvs. Both support incoming call notification and signal detection.
> 
> Good luck.
> 
> Richard
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> On Apr 14, Roberto Reta <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > Hey everyone,
> > I just got assigned a task to listen for incomming calls, grab caller id,
> > listen for touch tones, etc, etc. I looked all over the web and found that
> > for java JTAPI was written for this type of stituation. I downloaded the
> > api, but in doing so i read it was for research purposes only. Can you not
> > use JTAPI for commercial use? If not, what other commercial options are
> > there? I have about 2 months to get something going, so ALL responses will
> > be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advacnce...
> >
> > Robert
> >
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