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A set of JNI classes providing direct access to Asterisk PBX functionality from Java. This is not a socket-level interface into the Asterisk manager app but a true Java<->Asterisk integration at the Thread level.
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PNX system develops the middle-ware source code to glue Asterisk with a number of powerful telephony products such as: 1) OpenH323 H.323 stack 2) Vovida SIP stack 3) Bayonne Voice Automation Platform The advantages? An advanced IP PBX supporting the wide
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The asterisk-jsp package consists of a set of jsp tags and a tomcat connector that allow you to easily build jsp applications that interact with an Asterisk PBX Server. It's using asterisk-java as the back end to do the heavy lifting.
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A complete contact center solution for the Asterisk PBX, capable of handling inbound and outbound campaigns. Provides an agent toolbar for CTI. For managers an admin panel controls every aspect of the call center. Stunning historical and realtime stats.
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Dialplan is an eclipse GMF based tool to design dial plans for telephone IVR systems. Dial plan output formats to be supported are Asterisk PBX,FreeSwitch.
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JabbahVoice is an open-source framework which allows developers to easily create and extend voice portals using Asterisk (www.asterisk.org), the famous open-source IP PBX.
