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Posted about 11 years ago by Stefan Reuter
The Asterisk community is currently defining AMI version 1.4 for Asterisk 12. It looks like they take the chance to clean up the interface and make it more consistent. This will benefit everybody who is building applications that connect to … Continue reading →
Posted about 11 years ago by Stefan Reuter
The Asterisk community is currently defining AMI version 1.4 for Asterisk 12. It looks like they take the chance to clean up the interface and make it more consistent. This will benefit everybody who is building applications that connect to … Continue reading →
Posted over 13 years ago by Stefan Reuter
We have just finished moving our main repositories for Asterisk-Java from Subversion to git. We’ld love to see more community contributions and I think our move to git will make them easier than ever before. We have been using git … Continue reading →
Posted over 13 years ago
We have just finished moving our main repositories for Asterisk-Java from Subversion to git. We'ld love to see more community contributions and I think our move to git will make them easier than ever before. We have been using git successfully ... [More] for a few of our own and some customers' projects over the last year and are very pleased with it. Distributed version control allows everybody to clone our repository and maintain their own forks while still making it very easy to contribute back if you like. The official repositories for Asterisk-Java are now available at github: https://github.com/srt/asterisk-java https://github.com/srt/asterisk-java-iax We have taken care to preserve the full history, so you will find everything in git that has been in Subversion before - including tags for previous releases. [Less]
Posted over 13 years ago by Stefan Reuter
We have just finished moving our main repositories for Asterisk-Java from Subversion to git. We’ld love to see more community contributions and I think our move to git will make them easier than ever before. We have been using git … Continue reading →
Posted over 13 years ago by Stefan Reuter
The latest nightly snapshot of Asterisk-Java now supports Skype for Asterisk manager events and actions after we’ve implemented AJ-262. Skype for Asterisk support will also be part of the upcoming 1.0.0.M4 release of Asterisk-Java. What can I do with it? … Continue reading →
Posted over 13 years ago by Stefan Reuter
The latest nightly snapshot of Asterisk-Java now supports Skype for Asterisk manager events and actions after we’ve implemented AJ-262. Skype for Asterisk support will also be part of the upcoming 1.0.0.M4 release of Asterisk-Java. What can I do with it? … Continue reading →
Posted over 13 years ago
The latest nightly snapshot of Asterisk-Java now supports Skype for Asterisk manager events and actions after we've implemented AJ-262. Skype for Asterisk support will also be part of the upcoming 1.0.0.M4 release of Asterisk-Java. What can I ... [More] do with it? You can now use Asterisk-Java to Retrieve information about your buddies Add buddies to your buddy list Remove buddies from your buddy list Send and receive Skype Chat messages And of course you can originate calls to or receive calls from Skype users and use Asterisk-Java based AGI scripts to implement IVR features for Skype. What are the prerequisites? First you must have a Skype for Asterisk license installed on your Asterisk server. They are available from Digium's online store for $66.00 per channel. Then you should apply this patch to chan_skype.c to fix a few minor bugs in their Manager API implementation. Any questions? Feel free to join our mailing list. [Less]
Posted over 14 years ago by Stefan Reuter
We have released milestone 3 of Asterisk-Java 1.0.0. Next to a few bug fixes this new milestone makes Asterisk-Java OSGi compliant, adds support for the modern SLF4J logging framework and makes debugging easier through built-in support for network tracing. You … Continue reading →
Posted over 14 years ago
We have released milestone 3 of Asterisk-Java 1.0.0. Next to a few bug fixes this new milestone makes Asterisk-Java OSGi compliant and adds support for the modern SLF4J logging framework. You can browse the full changelog to see which issues ... [More] have been resolved. The new release is available as a plain jar and a zip distribution at http://asterisk-java.org/download/1.0.0.M3. You can also browse the documentation and javadocs online. Please report back any issues you encounter while using milestone 3 through our issue tracker. If you like to have a certain feature or bug fix included vote for it. References Download Asterisk-Java 1.0.0.M3 [Less]