Re: Does JTAPI has built in SIP,H323 and MGCP support?

Muhammad,

JTAPI is an interface. You have to find an implementation of JTAPI to support any
particular technology.

XTAPI is an open-source JTAPI implementation that supports H.323

GJTAPI is an open-source JTAPI implementation that has some support for SIP (also H.323
using the XTAPI bridge)

Jain SIP is another API for controlling SIP specifically. It is tuned to SIP instead of
being a generic telephony API, as is JTAPI. Again, you have to find an implementation of
Jain SIP for it to be useful. But, since "Jain SIP", aka JSR-32, was started under the
Java Community Process, it actually has an official reference implementation. Available
here: https://jain-sip.dev.java.net/

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Richard

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On Nov 25, Muhammad zeshan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> hello,
>            i want to  know that ,,does JTAPI has built in SIP and H323
> support ,, or we have to use explicitely a SIP or H323  stack,,
>
>  can any one tell me what is  " Jain SIP " ,, and what it is for ?
>
> thanks
>
> Zeshan
>
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