Re: [Asterisk-java-users] (no subject)

[T. L. P. T. <tom...@gm...>]

Hello Sergey:
 In my opinion, if you can get a development box with an Asterisk server
already configured to use with Asterisk Java, and you could receive some
help from an Asterisk wizard to debug the low level problems that could
arise; you could be writing a simple IVR application in less than a week.
 If you ask me for a estimation, develop an application with all the
features described in your mail, should take you 3 to 5 weeks. It's a good
idea to have in mind that you could find some weird problems that could take
some time (even some days sometimes) to resolve. Obviously, this estimation
is based on my work style (using Maven, JUnit, SVN, deploying, etc.). It
could be lower, maybe.

 Where to start? I suggest you to start with the Asterisk Java Tutorial,
then expand your application from there. Whenever you find a problem, or
need a suggestion; we are here ;-)

Best regards, Tomás.

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Sergey Samokhodkin <sam...@gm...>
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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