I would recommend you Asterisk for Voice and Video and XMPP for Chat.
Asterisk in parallel with Jabberd2 (XMPP server) may feet your requirements,
and if you use a XMPP MSN Transport Gateway you can do even more.
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 5:50 PM, Carlos Carvalhar
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Hello,
How can I make a live chat (mainly text, but with voice/video chat if
possible) interacting with asterisk?
Can asterisk control simultaneously the queue between people calling by
phone and people by web chat?
At my work, there is a call center using asterisk to control the queue of
Obviously asterisk has nothing to do with your web-chat component. Are
you writing this 'chat' application yourself? If you are, then when
the person is IN chat, simply make a LDAP or a Mysql entry somewhere.
Asterisk can simply read that entry to decide whether the user is on
web chat or
