Re: [Asterisk-java-users] A newbie introduction

[wardsback <war...@no...>]

On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 14:57:59 +0200, Tony Mowers <to...@am...> wrote:

> My recommendation would be to just use the asterisk@home distribution and
> boot a computer from it.  Don't bother with handpicking and configuring a
> linux distribution unless you have a real good reason for it.
>
> The asterisk@home project has changed names, so I don't know what impact
> that is going to have.  Here is the site:
> http://www.trixbox.org/
>
>
> For good information about it and all sorts of projects see:
> http://www.nerdvittles.com/
>
>
> Tony
>
>
>
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>
> Hi there ...
>
> first let me introduce myself :
>
> french, former sound enginner in the disk industry, I recently switched
> carrer towards software developpement.
>
> In this company I just joined, I've been asked to set up a custom PBX
> using asterisk.
> I just got asterisk-java and am currently reading the docs. Smoothly
> managed to run examples from tutorials and getting the whole picture.
>
> I haven't yet decided what distro I'll run the PBX server on, so why not
> have little poll :
>
> What would you guys recommend as a linux distro to work efficiently on
> asterisk/java programming ?
>
> PEACE
>

OK, thanks for your reply, tony

I had a quick look at the sites you pointed out and couldn't see anything  
related to Java. I really need an easy-to-setup system. For developpement  
as for deployment.

I'll keep on reading ...

thanx again...