Hello.
One thing to consider (not being a coder, I am not certain where this falls
into the particular burgening project here - COOL! by the way) as a basis, is
that all the applications out there of any note, including net2phone,
dialpad, netphone, M$ netmeeting, etc, do use open H323 as their protocol
basis.
http://www.openh323.org/
The openH323 site has some basic C-based source that permits any platform
with a STANDARD compiler and libs to build them. They provide
net-transmission capability but lack the IP to PSTN portion/conversion, which
is what the Quicknet card provides (and I suppose the dialpad java
monstrosity provides a software interface to a server-side daemon and
net2phone acts in a similar fashion but in win32 code).
So it appears that you are either looking to make a proper dialpad interface
that is divorced from any particular OS or you wish to create a new entity
with the same function as net2phone and dialpad but with emulation of the
Quicknet Phonejack card hardware, allowing for the use of net2phone AND
dialpad servers (and perhaps any others that may exist?).
On Tuesday 06 February 2001 11:47, Todd Flinders you wrote:
> I would help. I have some basic C++ and Java
> programming experience. I've programmed in other
> languages as well, but that is not relevant.
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