Lenz wrote:
Hi Lee,
we are a Java shop and our experience with Java has been much the one
you say - it does scale pretty well and it is very solid. What I was
trying to say is that Java is not very well suited to the classic,
Unix-style, fire-up-process-and-let-it-die that goes for CGI/AGI
Hi Lee,
we are a Java shop and our experience with Java has been much the one you
say - it does scale pretty well and it is very solid. What I was trying
to say is that Java is not very well suited to the classic, Unix-style,
fire-up-process-and-let-it-die that goes for CGI/AGI
On 10 Jun 2007, at 13:29, Lenz wrote:
Hi Lee,
we are a Java shop and our experience with Java has been much the
one you say - it does scale pretty well and it is very solid. What
I was trying to say is that Java is not very well suited to the
classic, Unix-style,
Hello Matthew,
Java is not a great solution for AGIs because they are script you should
fire up and terminate very fast, while the overhead of launching a JVM,
loading all classes, etc, is pretty large. Also, you don't want multiple
JVMs in parallel loading everything multiple times.
Lenz wrote:
Hello Matthew,
Java is not a great solution for AGIs because they are script you should
fire up and terminate very fast, while the overhead of launching a JVM,
loading all classes, etc, is pretty large. Also, you don't want multiple
JVMs in parallel loading everything multiple
Java is not a great solution for AGIs because they are script you should
fire up and terminate very fast, while the overhead of launching a JVM,
loading all classes, etc, is pretty large. Also, you don't want multiple
JVMs in parallel loading everything multiple times.
How about writing your
Hi all -
Searching for java agi in the mailing list archives turns up ancient posts.
Anyone else using java for their AGI? How well is it working
what are you using?
My script is pretty simple, and I could write it with perl easy
enough, but I just would feel better if I can keep most
Matthew Pease wrote:
Hi all -
Searching for java agi in the mailing list archives turns up ancient
posts.
Have a look at http://asterisk-java.org and the tutorial at
http://asterisk-java.org/development/tutorial.html - it include a hello
world AGI script in Java.
=Stefan
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