Most of Java Media Control APIs are asynchronous. The Java Media Control applications are typically event driven. So it is important to understand Java Media Control API’s event model. There are three entities in the event model, as illustrated in the diagram. MediaEvents are sent by MediaEventNotifier to registered MediaEventListeners. A MediaEventNotifier can have multiple [...]
Are you a .NET developer in Sarasota, FL? If so, on Wednesday, December 8, 2010, Kevin Junghans from our partner Chrysalis Software will be speaking in Sarasota, Florida, from 6-8pm at the Sarasota .Net Developers Group on the topic of “Developing .Net Communications Applications for the Cloud”. The abstract is: This session will explore how [...]
Are you going to an event where you’re going to be showing off Tropo? Maybe you’re demoing your latest creation at the local web developer’s meetup. Perhaps demonstrating the power of cloud communications at a BarCamp. Whatever it is, we’d love to help you kick off your event in style by sending you some Tropo [...]
What do you do if you generate over 1 terabyte of logging data each day? How do you begin to analyze that volume of data? And how do you make it so that 100,000 developers can easily access their own individual logging data? At the “splunk>live” event in Orlando, FL, on March 10, 2010, Voxeo [...]
We are please to share some pictures from Vocabase User Club #1, the VoiceXML applications event at Brussels (Belgium). Link to Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/i6net/sets/72157623137896919/show/ Originally from i6net
