Before the media server can talk to the client, both sides have to negotiate the media session description. In Java Media Control API, the media session negotiation is based on SDP offer/answer model. NetworkConnection in Java Media Control API represents the client connecting to the media server. A NetworkConnection is created when a call is [...]
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 [...]
In the last blog, I gave an overview of the core objects in Java Media Control API, a.k.a. JSR 309. But how do you create these media objects in the first place? Here is the object ownership in Java Media Control API. The root object – MsControlFactory – can be obtained from a Java Media [...]
Next VXI* VoiceXML Browser for Asterisk releases 6.X (in development) are supporting RFC 5552. Commonly, application servers controlling media servers use this protocol for pure VoiceXML processing capabilities. This protocol is an adjunct to the full MEDIACTRL protocol and packages mechanism. More information: http://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc5552/ Originally from i6net
…booth #127) will announce new features to its BladeWare offering, including high-function voice features, SIP authentication, and its newest VXML product, BladeWareStudio. — emFAST Inc. (booth #147) is announcing FACSys(R) over IP, which is an extension to the FACSys platform … Originally from TMCnet.com RSS Service: vxml
