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13.02.2008 22:34 |
David Perkins |
Hello
I currently develop a TAPI enabled app that supports TAPI v2.1. Is
TeraSIP compatible with v2.1 or does it use the v3 interface?
I would like operators to receive incoming calls on their physical
(voip) phone or softphone and my application to receive events about the
call and to control the call (hold/unhold etc). Is this scenario
possible with SIP / TeraSIP, or does my app also have to process the
audio too?
Many thanks.
David |
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14.02.2008 17:08 |
TERASENS Support |
Hi David,
TERASIP can be used from TAPI2.x applications but only without
audio support. For audio you would need TAPI3.x at the moment.
We are planning to add an audio driver in the future, so that audio
can be used with TAPI2.x, too.
Though, what you want to achieve sounds like to control another phone
or softphone. This can't be done with TERASIP. TERASIP always models an
endpoint (SIP UA). The SIP protocol can't be used to control other
calls (apart from some re-invite tricks to initiate calls on behalf of
another
UA). To achieve this you would need a TSP provided by the PBX
manufacturer.
What you can do with TERASIP is to build your own softphone. In this
case you will have full control. A very basic softphone sample application
is included with TERASIP.
Best regards,
Matthias Moetje
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TERASENS GmbH
Augustenstraße 24
80333 Munich, GERMANY
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e-mail: moetje at terasens dot com
www: www.terasens.com
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"David Perkins" wrote in message
news:4DADbCpbIHA.5524@jupiter...
> Hello
>
> I currently develop a TAPI enabled app that supports TAPI v2.1. Is
> TeraSIP compatible with v2.1 or does it use the v3 interface?
>
> I would like operators to receive incoming calls on their physical (voip)
> phone or softphone and my application to receive events about the call and
> to control the call (hold/unhold etc). Is this scenario possible with SIP
> / TeraSIP, or does my app also have to process the audio too?
>
> Many thanks.
>
> David
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15.02.2008 13:47 |
David Perkins |
Hello Matthias
Thanks for that. What's the time frame for the audio driver for TAPI
2.1? I use a third-party component set that only supports up to v2.1 so
that would be my preferred choice.
David
> Hi David,
>
> TERASIP can be used from TAPI2.x applications but only without
> audio support. For audio you would need TAPI3.x at the moment.
> We are planning to add an audio driver in the future, so that audio
> can be used with TAPI2.x, too.
>
> Though, what you want to achieve sounds like to control another phone
> or softphone. This can't be done with TERASIP. TERASIP always models an
> endpoint (SIP UA). The SIP protocol can't be used to control other
> calls (apart from some re-invite tricks to initiate calls on behalf of
> another
> UA). To achieve this you would need a TSP provided by the PBX
> manufacturer.
>
> What you can do with TERASIP is to build your own softphone. In this
> case you will have full control. A very basic softphone sample application
> is included with TERASIP.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Matthias Moetje
> -------------------------------------
> TERASENS GmbH
> Augustenstraße 24
> 80333 Munich, GERMANY
> -------------------------------------
> e-mail: moetje at terasens dot com
> www: www.terasens.com
> -------------------------------------
>
>
>
> "David Perkins" wrote in message
> news:4DADbCpbIHA.5524@jupiter...
>> Hello
>>
>> I currently develop a TAPI enabled app that supports TAPI v2.1. Is
>> TeraSIP compatible with v2.1 or does it use the v3 interface?
>>
>> I would like operators to receive incoming calls on their physical (voip)
>> phone or softphone and my application to receive events about the call and
>> to control the call (hold/unhold etc). Is this scenario possible with SIP
>> / TeraSIP, or does my app also have to process the audio too?
>>
>> Many thanks.
>>
>> David
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15.02.2008 18:52 |
TERASENS Support |
Hi David,
the audio driver is currently not a top priority, so it
will definetely take a few months until this is done.
Best regards,
Matthias Moetje
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TERASENS GmbH
Augustenstraße 24
80333 Munich, GERMANY
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e-mail: moetje at terasens dot com
www: www.terasens.com
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"David Perkins" wrote in message
news:q$MlZl9bIHA.4592@jupiter...
> Hello Matthias
>
> Thanks for that. What's the time frame for the audio driver for TAPI 2.1?
> I use a third-party component set that only supports up to v2.1 so that
> would be my preferred choice.
>
> David
>
>
>> Hi David,
>>
>> TERASIP can be used from TAPI2.x applications but only without
>> audio support. For audio you would need TAPI3.x at the moment.
>> We are planning to add an audio driver in the future, so that audio
>> can be used with TAPI2.x, too.
>>
>> Though, what you want to achieve sounds like to control another phone
>> or softphone. This can't be done with TERASIP. TERASIP always models an
>> endpoint (SIP UA). The SIP protocol can't be used to control other
>> calls (apart from some re-invite tricks to initiate calls on behalf of
>> another
>> UA). To achieve this you would need a TSP provided by the PBX
>> manufacturer.
>>
>> What you can do with TERASIP is to build your own softphone. In this
>> case you will have full control. A very basic softphone sample
>> application
>> is included with TERASIP.
>>
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Matthias Moetje
>> -------------------------------------
>> TERASENS GmbH
>> Augustenstraße 24
>> 80333 Munich, GERMANY
>> -------------------------------------
>> e-mail: moetje at terasens dot com
>> www: www.terasens.com
>> -------------------------------------
>>
>>
>>
>> "David Perkins" wrote in message
>> news:4DADbCpbIHA.5524@jupiter...
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> I currently develop a TAPI enabled app that supports TAPI v2.1. Is
>>> TeraSIP compatible with v2.1 or does it use the v3 interface?
>>>
>>> I would like operators to receive incoming calls on their physical
>>> (voip) phone or softphone and my application to receive events about the
>>> call and to control the call (hold/unhold etc). Is this scenario
>>> possible with SIP / TeraSIP, or does my app also have to process the
>>> audio too?
>>>
>>> Many thanks.
>>>
>>> David
>>
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