Hi folks. I am working for a telecom company who wants to migrate to linux for some server functionnality (ie portal software for example (apache server + corba and java stuff ). Well i am searching some open source product who handles the communication layer with T2 lines and handle a pool of modems : this means the lines are allocated to some customer connection following lot of strategy. I think ISP are using this kind of stuff. I need first an open source product (IT customer are discovering the power of opens source :-)) ) which allows me to build the whole application and test the architecture of the prototype. After this learning curve step, it will be possible to wrapp this kind of API and have connector to the software of ISP. I know that Sun had published a Java Telephony API but does any body soon used it. What about the implementation layer;-). Well i am new to this kind of stuff and it would be great if anybody had good pointers about the implementation of the JAVA API on linux or if it exists some C product which could be wrapped as a corba service or with jni. Thanks in advance. What i can say that such a project couldn't exist some years ago and thanks for all the linux community and in the large the open source community who allow me by their works to have fun not only at home but at work too :-)) JM Strauss ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
