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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 ... |
Apr 28, 2008 4:05:29 AM |
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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 ... |
Apr 5, 2008 5:02:44 AM |
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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 ... |
Feb 15, 2008 3:18:17 AM |
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Integrating AGI and Apache Tomcat
I've already described how the Spring Framework can be used to externalize your AGI configuration. That blog entry asumed you are running your AGI server as a stand alone application. What is the best way to run it within an app server or a servlet ... |
Dec 6, 2007 5:26:19 PM |
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AGI scripts in Groovy
With a little bit of glue code you can implement your AGI scripts in Groovy, an agile dynamic language for the Java Platform. Your scripts run still in the Java VM on top of Asterisk-Java. A very simple Groovy AGI script might look like this: ... |
Nov 20, 2007 9:00:14 PM |
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Externalize your AGI Configuration
Using a dependency injection framework like the Spring Framework to exernalize your configuration is often a great enhancement for maintainance and deployment of your application. If you are building an AGI application using Asterisk-Java the following ... |
Mar 22, 2007 10:58:00 PM |