asterisk-java-users

[Asterisk-java-users] Newbie ---- HELP

[kevin <ke...@lo...>]

Hi
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I am a novice when it comes to Java and Asterisk; however I found that
=93Asterisk-Java=94 seems to be the best thing I have seen with regard =
to
Asterisk functionality and communication of such. Wow, it=92s truly
amazing, if I can only get it to work. Unfortunately I lack the skills
in both Linux and Java currently, which I slowly improving as I
progress. Please can anyone HELP?
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1.	What is the best Linux system to be used?
2.	Which Java compiler is best suited? (JBuilder,
JCreater(Currently used))
3.	Is there a complete setup manual containing both references to
compiler and OS.
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I am currently developing on Jcreater and am using Red Hat 9.=20
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Regards,
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Kevin Leslie Wardthen
Logitel Telecom Pty Ltd
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Newbie ---- HELP

[Jan E. <jan...@pl...>]

We use IntelliJ/IDEA and Sun's JDK 1.4 and 1.5 on various Linux and Windows=
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"distros". IDEA and the JDK aren't picky wrt to environment, use whatever y=
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like. There is no "best" Linux system nor a "best" compiler nor IDE, it's a=
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up to your tastes and needs (and funds too, IntelliJ/IDEA is commercial).


On Wednesday 05 October 2005 14:19, kevin wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am a novice when it comes to Java and Asterisk; however I found that
> =E2=80=9CAsterisk-Java=E2=80=9D seems to be the best thing I have seen wi=
th regard to
> Asterisk functionality and communication of such. Wow, it=E2=80=99s truly
> amazing, if I can only get it to work. Unfortunately I lack the skills
> in both Linux and Java currently, which I slowly improving as I
> progress. Please can anyone HELP?
>
> 1.	What is the best Linux system to be used?
> 2.	Which Java compiler is best suited? (JBuilder,
> JCreater(Currently used))
> 3.	Is there a complete setup manual containing both references to
> compiler and OS.
>
> I am currently developing on Jcreater and am using Red Hat 9.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Kevin Leslie Wardthen
> Logitel Telecom Pty Ltd

=2D-=20
Jan Ekholm
jan...@pl...

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Newbie ---- HELP

[Tobias W. <tob...@ev...>]

Hi,
kevin schrieb:

well, generally speaking, i don't think there is an exact answer to your 
questions
> 
>    1. What is the best Linux system to be used?

this is primaryly a choice of taste. Debian is a commonly used Distri, 
but nowadays many switch to Distris like Ubuntu, which is similiar to 
Debian but has a quicker update cycle. For Beginners often SuSE comes in 
handy. I have heard that the actual version is quite clean.

>    2. Which Java compiler is best suited? (JBuilder, JCreater(Currently
>       used))

in understand jbuilder and jcreator as IDE (integrated development 
enviroments) and not as compiles (although they seem to come with an 
integrated compiler). everything that works is acceptable.

if you are in a trying out phase you might want to have an look a 
Eclipse (www.eclipse.org).

>    3. Is there a complete setup manual containing both references to
>       compiler and OS.

all manual according asterisk-java will not refer to any special 
compiler or OS because it doesn't has to. you should be able to use it 
with every combination you like, without running into troubles or 
differences.
> 
>  
> 
> I am currently developing on Jcreater and am using Red Hat 9.
> 
if you are happy with it, don't change it :) personally i can't think of 
any great advantage of another combination. but i really can't judge 
about Jcreator, because i don't know it ;)

tobias