Re: connect TAPI application to remote server

Whether you use REMOTE.TSP or Cisco's TSP remotely, in either case, if you
wanted to track all calls in the system you would need to monitor all TAPI
line devices. This could potentially be a large number of lines. In
addition, some line types can't be monitored if they are opened by another
application, specifically CTI/Wave ports.

I'm not following your second question... Specifically, I do not believe
there is any way to see from one PC running the Cisco TSP which lines are
opened from another PC running the Cisco TSP.
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Grant Schenck
http://grantschenck.tripod.com

"Arun Prakash" <ArunPrakash@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7BBD476F-4E74-40C8-B291-FD2FCCB50B50@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks people,
> i almost made it.
> i have one doubt.
> considering i am using Cisco TSP to connect to the remote server and
> i am open a single line(using line open) & i register for line events
> using(lineSetStatusMessages).
> with this setup will i be able to monitor all the calls that are routed
> through the remote server or just a single call.
> i am assuming that i can monitor a single call per line.
> is my assumption true. if true how will i monitor all the calls that the
> remote server handles.
>
> one more question, i have installed CISCo TSP ans i am checking the
> available lines using
> lineGetDevCaps() / lineGetAddressCaps() for each dwDeviceID (0 ..
> *lpdwNumDevs -1; where *lpdwNumDevs is filled in by lineInitializeEx).
> of which parameter of LINEDEVCAPS will i identify the line that is created
> for the remote server.
>
> please do help me. these are the last pieces i am missing to complete the
> code.
>
> Thanks & Regards,
> Arun Prakash
>
> "Grant Schenck" wrote:
>
> > While you could use TAPI's remote.tsp's client/server support, if you
are
> > using Cisco CallManager you don't want to. Cisco provides their own
remote
> > TSP capability which is far more robust and functional then that
provided
> > using remote.tsp.
> >
> > To use it you would install the Cisco TSP on the client PC (you can do
this
> > via their admin.) Once the TSP is installed, you can use Cisco's admin
to
> > associate one or more of the available Cisco TAPI lines with the Client
PC
> > "user". Once you have done that, on the client, go to the phone and
modem
> > options and on the advanced tab, find the installed Cisco TSP and
provide
> > the user ID and password to the TSP that you defined and assocaited the
> > devices with on the server. Then run the TAPI Browser or your app and
when
> > you start up and enumerate the TAPI devices, you should see the assigned
> > Cisco lines.
> > --
> > Grant Schenck
> > http://grantschenck.tripod.com
> >
> > "Arun Prakash" <Arun Prakash@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:15A98E36-A521-4C01-9174-EFDCE0981EDE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > > The FAQ's was a very good start for me.
> > > i have one more question.
> > > suppose i use a third party TSP(e.g: CiscoTSP) to have a remote
connection
> > > to some Cisco server that manages calls.
> > >
> > > how would i map my application(in terms of code) to use the CiscoTSP(i
> > guess
> > > the default is unimodem)?
> > >
> > >
> > > "Andreas Marschall [MVP TAPI]" wrote:
> > >
> > > > "Arun Prakash" <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im
> > Newsbeitrag
> > > > news:0ce001c55494$e3afcf10$a501280a@xxxxxxxxxx
> > > > > yes andreas, i am talking about the MS TAPI/Client
> > > > > architecture.
> > > >
> > > > Arun,
> > > > o.k, so please take a look at the PPT presentation and the KB
article
> > etc. at
> > > > the link already given to you:
> > > > > > See my TAPI and TSPI FAQ:
> > > > > > Q: What is the Microsoft® TAPI client / server architecture ?
> > > > > >
> > > >
> >
http://www.i-b-a-m.de/Andreas_Marschall's_TAPI_and_TSPI_FAQ.htm#_Q:_What_is_10
> > > >
> > > > What OS/SP are you using on clients and server?
> > > > What TSP is running on the server providing the line devices of
> > interest?
> > > >
> > > > --
> > > > Best Regards
> > > > Andreas Marschall
> > > > Microsoft MVP for TAPI / Windows SDK
> > > > TAPI / TSP Developer and Tester
> > > > http://www.I-B-A-M.de/Andreas_Marschall's_TAPI_and_TSPI_FAQ.htm
> > > > * Please post all messages and replies to the newsgroup so all may
> > > > * benefit from the discussion. Private mail is usually not replied
to.
> > > > * This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers
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> > rights.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> >
> >
> >


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