>Why yet another project proposal? Because the majority of those I have >seen so far are web (PHP)-based, which often presumes UNIX admin >experience. The Web paradigm may be easy to access and easy to develop, >but in terms of administration it is limiting (IMO anyway). Many >projects also require to run on the Asterisk server, which is often >undesirable. And none of them have the ease of setup, configuration and >operation that it seems most users are demanding.
>So, if anyone is interested, I am suggesting particularly a standalone, >cross-platform project that is simple to install, configure, operate and >manage. It should operate with or without a database. It can leverage >existing projects, but it must not have the existence or installation of >those projects as prerequisite. In other words, if this project uses >another project's code, it must also include the installation and >configuration of that project in this one's installer. Would you consider making it ASP.NET based? XSP is probably the easiest webserver I've used (xsp --port 80 --rootdir /whatever). That'd be cross-platform, easy-to-use, no admin required. Wouldn't *something* have to run on the Asterisk server (i.e., to get access to the config files). You could write a simple SOAP service (and host with XSP) to provide that interface, while keeping all the UI on any other machine. If you're against this a simple NO suffices. No need for flames or rants. Thanks. -Michael _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
