Hi Carlos,
I ain't Carlos, but here are my thoughts :)
I think that the two can be reladed, in order to use Internet Explorer for DIAX (as ActiveX) when you enter to run something like: diax://192.168.x.x, even from a browser.
Let's now thing at the syntax of such a command. You must call through an * server, so the syntax must be somethink like: diax://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/extension
I would think, all you want is the dial string. I would not include the authorization as that is already being stored in DIAX. Also, the URI should not be diax:, as there already are URI definitions for this kind of szenario, like callto: for example.
So, I would envision something like this:
callto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or
callto:1234
basically, the same syntax used within DIAX to call someone.
That way, an intranet webpage could contain a link to a customer
callto:001-714-668-8877
or maybe to a colleague
callto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Best regards
Peer Oliver Schmidt the internet company
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