Re: Cisco IP Communicator

Hi Jirka,

thank you for your answer.

You mean that IP Communicator does not use JTAPI for its
call controlling (e.g. placing a call) but is an observable
device for a JTAPI application?

E.g. if I start Cisco's JTrace application and I place a call by
IP Communicator to an IP Phone, JTrace logs JTAPI events.

By the way, can you read my previous post about dorpping (removing)
a party from a conference? It would be very important to me to
get a clear view on the possibilies of Cisco's JTAPI conferencing
implementation.

Thanks in advance:

Gabor


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jirka Novak [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 11:38 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [JTAPI] Cisco IP Communicator
>
>
> Hi,
>
> > Is the Cisco IP Communicator (v.1.1.3.0) a pure JTAPI application?
> >
> > I mean: if I need to write my own JTAPI application on top of Cisco
> > JTAPI implementation, shall I be able to implement all the features
> > of the Cisco IP Communicator?
> > I have special interest on the transfer and conference scenarii,
> > see my previous post about removing a party from conference.
>
> Cisco has two "software" phones. Softphone and IP Communicator.
> Softphone was JTAPI application but I think that currently is
> end of sales.
> IP Communicator is clean skinny phone - IP Communicator is
> connected do
> CallManager with skinny protocol. IP Communicator runs same
> software as
> IP phone 7970 - I think that IP Communicator is more simulator of 7970
> than standalone client :-)
> IP Communicator can be driven by JTAPI through CallManager as
> any other
> Cisco IP phone.
>
> So answer is NO, IP Communicator doesn't using JTAPI.
>
>                                                 Jirka Novak

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