Re: Creating Tapi Web Application

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Another way of doing this, and one I am employing at the moment is to have a
socket server application talking to a 3rd party TAPI driver. Then your
client would be a Java applet. The Java applet should only use up to Java
1.1 features as most web browsers only support this. The Java applet is a
socket client. This way your clients can be running on any platform
anywhere in the world that you can communicate with the socket server.

Angus


"Ruchi" <Ruchi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Another very Important question. In which language should I make this
application in VB 6 as I have seen many posts which says that TAPI is
unsupported by managed languages like C#, VB.net.

Thanks,
Ruchi

"William DePalo [MVP VC++]" wrote:

"Ruchi" <Ruchi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am new to TAPI and I need to develop an application which will call
the
customer by clicking a button on the Web form.
We are using Cisco TSP.

I did this for a client with 5,000 phones spread across several offices
in
NY and NJ.

I installed my application as a service which exposed an interface via a
named-pipe. I had an IIS extension field the request from the client's
browser. It composed a message to the service which it sent through the
service's pipe. The service called the client, called the ultimate
destination number and then conferenced the two calls together.

It sounds involved I know, but when we tested this in-house, the
ultimate
destination number would ring before the client at the PC could bring
the
handset to his ear.

Regards.
Will
www.ivrforbeginners.com (Telephony and speech without tears <g>)





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