Re: new bie

If you are looking for a JTAPI emulator, GJTAPI has one (sf.net/projects/gjtapi). Of
course, this is just delaying the pain, as the real work in any telephony application
tends to be hooking it into the real telephony network.

Once you get your application working against the emulator, GJTAPI does support serial
modems, Windows TAPI (win32 only) and SIP, amoung other protocols. Modems can be
particularily tricky, since each chipset tends to support it's own proprietary TA command set.

Good luck,


Richard

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On Oct 6 , VTR Ravi Kumar <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Dear All,
>
> I have a doubt regarding what
> Hardwar i will require in case i wish to do an academic project using JTAPI
> for CTI.
> I wish to have  phone integrated with a PC and it would answer the call and
> depending upon the choice made by the caller will pop up a message on the
> screen specifying the name of the person whom the caller intends to talk to.
>
> Being a college project I would not be able to spend a lot of money on
> switches. Please guide me if there are any environments available as in MIDP
> where the mobile phone like interface is available to do the project ofline.
>
>
> regards
>
> VTR Ravi Kumar
>
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