Asterisk-Java

ADempiere is a collection of Open Source ERP applications. By leveraging Asterisk-Java the Asterisk integration for ADempiere provides support for calling contacts directly from within ADempiere.

The released Asterisk-Java artifacts are not automatically released to Maven's central repository. This includes our milestone releases 1.0.0-m1 and 1.0.0-m2. If you are already using Maven for development that means to you that you no longer ... [More] have to download Asterisk-Java in order to use it. You can just declare a dependency and Maven automatically downloads it from central. The maven coordinates for Asterisk-Java are: <dependency> <groupId>org.asteriskjava</groupId> <artifactId>asterisk-java</artifactId> <version>1.0.0-m2</version> </dependency> [Less]

The released Asterisk-Java artifacts are now automatically published to Maven’s central repository. This includes our milestone releases 1.0.0-m1 and 1.0.0-m2. If you are already using Maven for development that means to you that you no longer have to download Asterisk-Java … Continue reading →

The released Asterisk-Java artifacts are now automatically published to Maven’s central repository. This includes our milestone releases 1.0.0-m1 and 1.0.0-m2. If you are already using Maven for development that means to you that you no longer have to download Asterisk-Java … Continue reading →

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 ... [More] have been fixed and which new features are included. Most notably milestone 2 includes support for the 1.6 series of Asterisk as well as support for using scripting languages with the FastAGI server. The new release is available as a plain jar and a zip distribution at http://asterisk-java.org/download/1.0.0-m2. You can also browse the documentation and javadocs online. Please report back any issues you encounter while using milestone 2 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-m2 [Less]

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 … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

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. ... [More] I've prepared a small demo script that counts down from ten to zero, plays a beep. It then waits for DTMF input and reads the digit you've pressed back to you. You can exit by pressing star (*) or pound (#). To show you how this script looks like in the different languages it is implemented three times: In Groovy, JavaScript and PHP. To get started just download the binary distribution of Asterisk-Java. Unpack it and run the asterisk-java.jar file from the unpacked directory. $ cd asterisk-java-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT $ java -jar asterisk-java.jar May 13, 2009 1:26:16 AM org.asteriskjava.fastagi.DefaultAgiServer startup INFO: Listening on *:4573. The AGI scripts are put into the agi directory. There you'll also find the demo.groovy, demo.js and demo.php files. The lib directory contains additional libraries required to execute the scripts. Modify your dialplan and add extensions for the demo scripts: exten => 2000,1,Agi(agi://localhost/demo.groovy) exten => 2001,1,Agi(agi://localhost/demo.js) exten => 2002,1,Agi(agi://localhost/demo.php) If you are not running the Asterisk-Java on the same server as Asterisk replace localhost by the hostname of the machine running Asterisk-Java. Note that you will need at least Java 6 to make use of the new scripting support. [Less]

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 … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →