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Accent (Advanced Component Control Enhancing Network Technologies) is a comprehensive tool suite that interfaces a variety of communications systems and allows these systems to be controlled through goals (high-level user aims) and policies (lower-level system rules). Accent has been applied to the domains of: o Call Control: for telecommunications, particularly call control in Internet telephony o Home Care: for home automation and telecare, particularly for domestic appliances...

Session Initialtion Protocol (SIP) is widely used for telephone services over the Internet. CafeSip provides a suite of open-source tools and applications for creating customized SIP services and applications using the Java.

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.

This project aim to provide a web based application to plan Conference Call using Asterisk application MeetMe(). The engine is based on Vaadin language to improve the portability of the application, Hibernate and some AGI script based on PHP.

A JNI wrapper for pjsip. You can use this wrapper to develop Java applications using the pjsip library. At the moment only the pjsua API is implemented. If you would like to obtain a commercial license, or need customisations, please contact us.

TALK provides an efficient and scalable architecture to make CTI more easy and web oriented. TALK includes a generic JTAPI connector, a full AJAX client, a Gadget, and a library to allows your web applications to be connected to your PBX.

The Java Teamspeak 3 Server Query Software Development Kit is a Java Library that provides Classes to access the Teamspeak Server Query for easy integreating TSSQ into Java Desktop- or Web-Applications.