Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Booklet, mini hacking guide, about Asterisk + Asterisk-Java + NIST-SIP + SIPp

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

Congrats, thats really cool stuff!
I just skimmed over it and it reads very well.

There was a question regarding the difference between actions and
commands somewhere. The concept of both is almost the same: they both
serve as command object (as in command pattern) to cause asterisk to do
something. The difference is that actions (actually imlementations of
ManagerAction) are for the Manager API and AGICommands are for AGI.
As both interfaces serve different purposes AGICommands are tied to a
specific Asterisk channel (the one connected to the AGI script) where
ManagerActions in general are independant of a specific channel.

=3DStefan


Cokorda Raka Angga Jananuraga wrote:
> Hi,
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> I would like to share the booklet I've written. It-s about developing
> telephony application on top of Asterisk, using other open source stuff=
s
> like Asterisk-Java library, NIST-SIP library, and SIPp for testing.
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> I make the files -- a PDF and a targz that contains the source code --
> available on: http://www.simitel.com/resources/booklet1
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> I hope I can gather some feedbacks from the readers, to find out the de=
fects
> in my writings. Please let me know if there is anything inaccurate /
> completely stupid. I'd also like to know the effectivenes of the bookle=
t in
> making someone who has never got in touch with Asterik and telephony in=

> general -- but can do Java -- to understand the things explained in the=

> booklet. Suggesstions and critics in the style of writing, choice of wo=
rds,
> and format are also welcome. Basically, anything that could contribute =
to
> the improvement :)
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> Ok, that's all. Enjoy.
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> Best regards,
> Raka -- http://www.jroller.com/page/donraka
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