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- Visualizing your dialplan with a graph
A few weeks ago, Matt Gibson posted on the asterisk-users discussion list that he was looking for a GraphViz script he had heard about a few years ago that could generate graphs of Asterisk's extensions.conf file that defines the dialplan. At the time, I ... - DefaultAgiServer in JBoss AS 4.x
A recent post to the mailing list asked about how to stop and start a FastAGI server and how folks host Fast AGI servers. I shared some code I wrote for a small MBean that starts and stops a DefaultAgiServer from Asterisk-Java -- see the last FAQ ... - A Visual Overview Of Asterisk-Java
Atlassian has improved the charting features in their latest release of Fisheye. So I had a look at the Asterisk-Java code base to see how it's major packages compare in size. This is what i got: Let's have a look at the individual packages: The ... - Users: Astersik and SugarCRM
Mauro has published an interesting article about Asterisk and SugarCRM integration. A swing popup notifies its user on incoming calls and provides additional information about the customer that is retrieved from SugarCRM. The sample application serves ... - Preview: Support for AsyncAGI
I've just finished adding support for Asynchronous AGI to Asterisk-Java. AsyncAGI allows you to run AGI scripts through a Manager API connection. The way AsyncAGI is supported by Asterisk-Java hides the differences in the underlying communication from ... - Frequently Asked Questions
Thanks to Martin we now have a FAQ section available as part of our documentation. The FAQ covers the questions we encounter on our mailing lists and that we think will be interesting to a more general audience. Please check them before asking questions ... - Users: Conferencing for snom Phones
Andreas Neugebauer's submission to the snom XML Contest was a conferencing application for Asterisk: XMLConference uses the Asterisk Manager interface, and shows call-related information on the snom phone display and allows you to interact with these ... - AGI scripts in BeanShell
beanizer.org has published an interesting article on how to build an AGI server with Asterisk-Java to run AGI scripts written in BeanShell. They provide a dispatcher AgiScript that delegates to a BeanShell script and provides some additional convenience ... - Words Of Praise
While skipping through our referrer list I stumbled upon this comment from a French user: Ahhhh !!! Asterisk-Java, quelle belle API. C'est la plus complète parmi celles que l'on puisse trouver pour interroger le manager ou développer des "scripts" AGI. ... - Asterisk 1.6.0-beta1 Released
Since a few days the first beta of Asterisk 1.6.0 is available for download. So far, Asterisk-Java seems to work fine with the new release. If you encounter any problems feel free to post a comment, join our mailing list or post a bug report. Update ...
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- Re: Visualizing your dialplan with a graph
It is asking you to select your extensions.conf file. Pick that and it will show you the visualization. - Re: Visualizing your dialplan with a graph
Can I get the latest jar file. This jar file is asking for a file and I am not sure which file it is looking for. - Re: Visualizing your dialplan with a graph
Hello! That was an accidental dependency, DOH. I've updated the application to remove that dependency. I've re-uploaded the new JAR here, and if you're using Asterisk-Java from your own download, the fix will appear on the next nightly. Thank you. - Re: Visualizing your dialplan with a graph
I had to change "exten =" to "exten =" in order to get my file to parse. Any chance of an "enhancement?" - Re: Visualizing your dialplan with a graph
Hi Martin, Excellent application. Makes me see how simple my dialplan really is. :) Thanks!
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Asterisk-Java - The free Java library for Asterisk PBX integration.
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Asterisk-Java - The free Java library for Asterisk PBX integration.
Stefan Reuter - My personal blog
Christian Kienle
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