I think you have to set where to get the libraries (jiaxc*.jar files).
Setup a webserver somewhere and put the jar files there.
Then in your code before initialize
client.setCodeBase("your URL to the jar files");
HTH,
richard
Enrique Sanchez <esanchez at itnova.com.mx> wrote:
I'm trying to make a little example program for register to an Asterisk PBX and dial a softphone, but i just can't register to the PBX.
package iax;
import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.Call;
import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.JIAXClient;
import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.Registration;
public class TestIAX {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Registration registration;
JIAXClient client = JIAXClient.getInstance();
client.initialize (1, 10);
registration = client.register("kike", "elkike", "10.32.81.31:4569");
client.setCallerID("Kike", "1001");
client.call("1002");
System.out.println(registration);
}
}
I'm frustrated because JIAX doesn't throw any exception, but the code is not working properly.
Greetings,
--
Enrique Sanchez
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