Hello <span>Tilghman</span>,<br><br>>What I'm specifically afraid of is that this will become<br>
>your only contribution, you disappear, and you leave behind a set of files<br>
>to maintain<br><br>That is a very valid point you make. Currently I am working on my master thesis which is nearing<br>the end (1-2months). That being said, I am really strapped for time right now, so what I am<br>proposing will be done on my spare time at first.<br>
Following my defence, I plan on developing a number of telephony applications that will use asterisk, hopefully with some guidance from you gents.<br><br>>I'd encourage you to learn the existing system, first, before embarking<br>
>on a quest to convert Asterisk to using Eclipse<br><br>Building a set of eclipse projects using the asterisk modules will be my initial attempt in familiarizing<br>myself with the responsibilities of the different modules. I will be constantly building, running, and testing the major functionality as I append source code to a module. This will help me in the long run when developing applications that use the different parts of asterisk.<br>
<br>I am aware of how large and complex asterisk has become over the years, and I understand that this will take a lot of patience and persistence at first. I just wanted to let everyone know what I am planning on doing just in case there was additional interest in the migration.<br>
<br>Cheers,<br><br>Nick.<br>