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This is a manager of voice messages received by voice modem using vgetty. You can easy play messages and delete it.
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Time of day service over telephone using Voicent Gateway, a VoiceXML gateway that specially designed for voice modems. A Free version is available for download at http://www.voicent.com/download. Sample code for interactive telephony applications.
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WISUPDecode is a graphical Java decoder for the SS7 ISUP protocol. You give an hexa dump of the ISUP message and it decodes it. It is not a validator, it will not check if the message is correct. The purpose is to help reading dumps.
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Wavelet EMP is a web-based J2EE ERP system running on PostgreSQL DB. It is in production status and used by more than 100 shops in South Eash Asia. The software team is in Malaysia. Powered by WAVELET.BIZ. For demo/help, email vincent@wavelet.biz
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The application for tracking a mobile devices, similar to google mobile maps but enhanced about many additional new features including a web service where a user will be able to track registered mobile devices from a web browser.
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Web Callback Portlet is a portlet to be used with Liferay portal (other JSR 186 compliant portals might also work). Customers are entering information into a form and are put intouch, via phone, with a customer representative.
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Bring the web to your phone! Web Dog and Bone allows to send messages to groups, start calls or join conferences and retreive RSS feeds directly to their mobile phone through SMS. Feeds can be added in a plug and play like way enabling the app to grow!
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Web-based phone alert system. User can enter text alert message and have the system play the message over the phone using text-to-speech software. Interface to Voicent Gateway, a VoiceXML server. Call any telephone that may not have text messaging suppor
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XT881
Provide and share included open source code with the community.
The Motorola XT881 is a 3G Mobile phone based on Android 4.0.4 -
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Xen-Agi is an open source java library that allow you to build java applications that interact with the Asterisk Server for VOIP and PBX functionality. This project supports the FastAGI protocol exclusively and is inspired by the Asterisk-Java project.
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Zanzibar is a complete, standards based IVR. It includes an MRCPv2 Server with ASR and TTS engines as well as an voiceXML interpreter so that you can deploy and run voiceXML applications. It integrates with VOIP PBX’s (like Asterisk) using SIP and RTP.
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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 simple lightweight instant messaging and VoIP client wirtten in Java. It implements the SIP protocol as described in RFC 3621 and other related RFCs and implementation requierements.
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cdr2serial
Send Asterisk CDR to serial device
cdr2serial sends Asterisk CDR serial port for the use of software for hotels. They have been used libraries asterisk-java for agi events and jssc for send via serial port. -
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Cipango is a convergent HTTP/SIP Application Server. Project is now hosted at: http://www.cipango.org
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comtorJ2ME is a library that simplifies J2ME software development. This is a set templates (java interfaces) that encapsulates Form , List and Canvas frecuent initilizations. Includes other useful classes RMS , StringTokenizer ,HttpConnection
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eCtouch open
Open source streamlined SIP client built on Linphone
Client frontend built by Omnitor AB, Sweden. See README for instructions on how to build and run. -
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The eMATgine services are web services to be used with the multi-protocol and multi-display eMATgine server. They are used like plugins to an eMATgine server.
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VoIP Toolkit / Call Control with Integrated Media. High-level Java API for creating SIP enabled VoIP applications. Suitable for either the desktop (softphone, phone applet, incoming call gatekeeper) or server-side (auto attendant, ACD, voicemail).
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iDate searches via Bluetooth if there are potentially nice dates in your vicinity. You will be notified who is in your vicinity has iDate and whether these people could be a nice date if for each the profile matches the search profile of the other.
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Jami, Java Asterisk Mananger Interface is a libary for java cliens to connet to the asterisk PBX via mananger interface.
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Java library for encoding/decoding MMS messages. Also provides a simlpe client for sending MMS through a WAP gateway.
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WURFL Java API using Jaxb 1.0.4. This new wurfl access api has more features than the other one. Uses less memory to store the data using the hierarchy levels for the different devices and faster searches, allowing the user also filter the xml.
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Jact is a tool to provide severval ways of configurating the Asterisk PBX. It's base upon UML2 models of the configuration files. The goal is to get a functional description of all configuration elements around the Asterisk.
