Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Getting Started

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

Sergey,

if we have the same understanding of "experienced" they can be up and
running in a few hours.
The Asterisk guy will setup an Asterisk server and prepare the dialplan
for Fast AGI while the Java guy will set up a basic a basic Java project
and look at the AGI tutorial.
Then they come together and make sure the "Hello World" example works
and they are up and running.

=Stefan

Sergey Samokhodkin wrote:
> Hello, people!
> 
> In your opinion, how long could it take for a guy to learn *-java and
> what-needed-else to become capable of writing a basic IVR application,
> provided that the guy
> - is an experienced java developer
> - has ZERO knoledge of Asterisk
> - has marginal experience in VoIP (setting up dial plans in cisco routers)
> - can receive some help from the experienced * admin.
> 
> The IVR app involves receiving and originating calls, playing sound
> files, collecting dtmf digits and connecting the calling/called
> parties together.
> 
> Is it possible in 2, max 3 weeks? Where to start?
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> Sergey


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