On 3/15/06, Eva Huelmo Traissect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been reading the _javascript_ code you told me but still can't understand how to use the API to insert openwengo in a web page.
Well, actually using this API from a web page would require more work, because you need to make it available from your webbrowser.
What I need is to create an ActiveX including openwengo main functionalities (videoconference and IM) and with the possibility of exporting properties, such as call's state and events for calling and hanging up a call. For this pourpose I need an API, for creating an interface using a visual programming enviroment that I can insert in my html code.
Is possible to do that with the API? How? When can I find detailed information about the API?
There is no detailed information about the existing API. The most detailed information you can get is the _javascript_ code of the WengoPhone Firefox extension, as well as the two headers located in wengophone/src/presentation/xpcom/include .
I don't know how to build an ActiveX component, but building xpcomwengophone.dll and wrapping it with ActiveX technology might be a good start. In order to build xpcomwengophone.dll, just use scons like this:
scons xpcomwengophone
You'll get a file named xpcomwengophone.dll in the debug directory (unless you build it in other mode using the mode= command line switch).
Sorry if my questions are too basic, but I'm completely new in all that and sorry also if my english is not very good, but I hope I've made myself understood.
You're welcome and free to ask any question. If you have troubles wrapping the xpcomwengophone.dll, please feel free to raise the issue on the list.
Regards,
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Julien Gilli
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