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Asterisk-Java 1.0.0-m2 Released
As most of the users already make use of many new features in 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT it is time to push the final release out of the door. As a first step I've released milestone 2 of 1.0.0 called 1.0.0-m2. Have a look at the changelog to see which bugs have ... |
Jun 11, 2009 4:43:04 PM |
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Scripting Support for FastAGI
Asterisk-Java 1.0.0 includes support for implementing AGI scripts in the scripting language of your choice. You still have the benefit of running on the JVM but for the implementation of your script you can now choose your favorite language. I've ... |
May 13, 2009 10:34:00 AM |
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Asterisk-Java Lightning Talk @ JUGC
I will give a short presentation of Asterisk-Java (in German) at the Java User Group Cologne (JUGC) on May 29th. It will be a short overview of what Asterisk-Java can do and how it can be used to add phone support to Java applications. The presentation ... |
Apr 27, 2009 2:59:00 PM |
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Speech Recognition with Asterisk-Java
The latest snapshot of Asterisk-Java contains support for the Asterisk Speech API. This makes writing AGI script that recognize speech as easy as writing AGI scripts for DTMF input. All you need to get started is a recent version of Asterisk 1.6 and ... |
Apr 3, 2009 11:38:00 PM |
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Users: Asterisk-Java and Spring
Sajid Moinuddin has blogged about using Asterisk-Java with Spring. His article shows how to implement a BeanNameAwareAGIMapp... |
Nov 13, 2008 2:50:00 AM |
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AACC: An Asterisk-Java based solution for Call Centers
As far as I know, no one has yet succeeded to deliver a high quality open source package for the thousands of small and medium sized call centers around the globe that want to go Asterisk. But having to buy proprietary software for managing the call ... |
Aug 15, 2008 3:21:00 AM |
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Outbound Message Delivery using AGI and AMI in Scala
From my participation in the asterisk-users and asterisk-java-users mailing lists, and from the general questions I see, I think a common use case for the combination of the Gateway interface and the Manager interface is to deliver outbound recorded ... |
Aug 10, 2008 5:38:46 AM |
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Users: Integrating PeopleSoft and Asterisk
Chris Heller has published a series of two blog posts on how to integrate Oracle's PeopleSoft with Asterisk using Asterisk-Java. In PeopleSoft IVR Integration the easy way he explains how to "initiate a phone call to the end user from PeopleSoft, prompt ... |
Aug 10, 2008 5:26:00 AM |
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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 ... |
May 10, 2008 10:05:38 PM |
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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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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 ... |
Apr 27, 2008 2:05:39 PM |
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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 ... |
Apr 18, 2008 11:50:00 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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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 ... |
Mar 22, 2008 4:59:00 PM |
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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 ... |
Feb 15, 2008 4:53:07 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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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. ... |
Jan 29, 2008 2:10:00 AM |
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FAQ: Where is the Mailing List?
It seems we've hidden the link to our mailing lists a bit too well. We have two mailing lists: Asterisk-Java Users for users of Asterisk-Java seeking help Asterisk-Java Devel for developers of Asterisk-Java, i.e. the guys enhancing the library code ... |
Jan 17, 2008 12:23:00 PM |
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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 |