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<?xml version="1.0"?>
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<document>
	<properties>
		<author email="srt at users.sourceforge.net">Stefan Reuter</author>
		<title>Design</title>
	</properties>
	<meta name="keywords" content="Asterisk,asterisk,Java,java,Manager API,FastAGI,AGI"/>
	<body>
		<section name="Design">
			<p>This document shows a brief overview of the design of 
				Asterisk-Java and the requirements that lead to that
				design.</p>
			<subsection name="Introduction">
				<p>When I first stumbled upon Asterisk there haven't been 
					many options to integrate your own applications.</p>
				<p> First of all you have the possibility to write your own 
					Asterisk applications. That's the way many internal 
					functions are implemented, for example Asterisk's 
					Dial, Voicemail and	Queue commands.
					This approach usually requires writing a small
					module in C that uses Asterisk's internal API an is
					compiled into a shared object that is loaded when
					Asterisk starts. Your application is then tightly
					coupled to Asterisk but has access to any internal
					structure.</p>
				<p>The second approach is to write AGI scripts. An AGI
					script is to Asterisk what a CGI script is to an
					HTTP server.</p>
			</subsection>
			<subsection name="Requirements">
				<p></p>
			</subsection>
			<subsection name="Overall Design">
				<p></p>
			</subsection>
			<subsection name="AGI">
				<p><a href="images/agi.png"><img src="images/agi-thumb.png"/></a></p>
			</subsection>
			<subsection name="Manager API">
				<p><a href="images/manager.png"><img src="images/manager-thumb.png"/></a></p>
			</subsection>
		</section>
	</body>
</document>