Re: [Asterisk-java-devel] [Asterisk-java-users] Asterisk Java and documentation

[Brett S. <bs...@no...>]

Wayne,
firstly appreciate the the offer. We can't get this project off the 
ground without these types of offers, so thank you very much.

<subliminal message to lurkers:>get off hairy arse and 
contribute</subliminal message to lurkers>

So what I'm hoping to create is a tutorial type set of examples with 
growing complexity.

Ideally the examples would be junit tests that would be placed in a 
special examples directory of the test subdir.
In this way our examples would be unit tested as part of any CI we setup.

<need someone to set up CI - that could be YOU dear lurker>

So essentially wiki documentation with worked examples, backed by 
downloadable junit tests.

So obvious examples are; dial, hangup, transfer, meetme, subscribe to 
events etc.

I would also like the java doc online and linked to the wiki.

If anyone has better suggestions on how we should go about this, please 
chip in.

Don't be shy I only eat children, not developers (I find developers too 
salty).

Brett


On 21/04/15 21:39, Wayne Merricks wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a bunch of code on the live API that I can throw together in 
> some sort of tutorial.  The main Asterisk class I have is here:
>
> https://github.com/waynemerricks/asteriskphone/blob/wip-work/src/com/thevoiceasia/phonebox/asterisk/AsteriskManager.java 
>
>
> As a whole, the program is about 12,000 lines but the bit that hits 
> Asterisk is approx 1,000 and at least half of that is internal 
> tracking and XMPP message processing so not directly Asterisk related.
>
> What sort of stuff are you looking for?
>
> Wayne Merricks
> The Voice Asia
>
> On 17/04/15 02:29, Brett Sutton wrote:
>> I'm looking for someone to volunteer to improve the online documentation
>> and examples on the github wiki.
>>
>> I'm thinking that we should have a number of examples and links to the
>> java doc online.
>>
>> A strong set of examples for common operations would help potential
>> users come up to speed quickly..
>>
>> I've cc'd this to the user list as hoping that one of the asterisk java
>> users might put up their hand.
>>
>> Yes I mean you!
>>
>> Don't just sit their and lurk :)
>>
>> Brett
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