This sounds remarkably like an IM problem....
We're in the process of building a CRM frontend that uses Jabber as the
IM mechanism. The Asterisk server sends the URL via Jabber (PCs
authenticated as extension number). The Jabber client (custom, written
in Flash) receives the URL and automagically follows it.
Michiel van Baak wrote:
On 20:31, Sat 28 May 05, Gavin Hamill wrote:
On Saturday 28 May 2005 20:21, Rusty Shackleford wrote:
D'oh!
I had misread the PP's statement and assumed he meant a "bareback"
browser window.
You are, of course, quite right. A Java app could handle this, but we
are still left with the issue of having to install SOMETHING, even if it
is a small Java app, on the client to make this work.
What about this 'Ajax' stuff that's terribly trendy right now? It'd be a
horrible polling implementation, but you could use a javascript Timer object
to fire an XmlHTTPRequest every couple of seconds to check for new callerID
at the IP address of the current browser?
Cheers,
Gavin.
I dont do it with Ajax, but with my own written
xmlhttprequest javascript.
Did you check out my tar.gz file ?
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