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Tim Panton ha scritto:
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<pre wrap="">On 14 Jan 2009, at 18:02, Roberto Fichera wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Tim Panton ha scritto:
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<pre wrap="">On 14 Jan 2009, at 17:07, Roberto Fichera wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Tim Panton ha scritto:
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<pre wrap="">It isn't really in a state for novices at the present
you'd need:
1) a java compiler
2) a java code signing certificate (java applets can't read from
the
mic
without being signed)
3) appropriate javascript and DHTML to implement the look and feel
4) an asterisk (or freeSWITCH) to talk IAX to.
Tim.
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<pre wrap="">Really great stuff! Could you please explain how to use it in a java
application?
Thanks in advance.
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<pre wrap="">I designed it as a Java applet, so the top level needs Javascript and
DHTML from the
browser to provide a UI.
That said, It wouldn't be very hard to write an application class and
some
UI classes to turn it into a stand-alone application , but that
depends on the
complexity of the UI you want.
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<pre wrap="">I'm interested to use it as IAX2 API within my UI, so something like:
- open IAX2 channel
- call 123456
- answer a call
- close IAX2 channel
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<pre wrap=""><!---->It is definitely capable of that with an added class or 2.
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Could you point me in the proper source code so I can have a look in?<br>
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<pre wrap="">- but remember it is GPL, so you would 'taint' the rest of your code
- if it isn't already GPL.
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I generally follow the rule than if the library is GPL and if the end
user ask for the source<br>
code I'll provide the source code as it should. If I made some changes
in the GPL code, it<br>
will be always released to the original author. In all cases the GPL
libraries are always mentioned <br>
as they are in our custom applications. We generally use jfreechart,
jasper report and so on<br>
in our applications with this rules. Wouldn't be sufficient for you ;-)?<br>
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Tim Panton - Web/VoIP consultant and implementor
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.westhawk.co.uk">www.westhawk.co.uk</a>
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