Damian wrote: ... > Judging by what one can see on the WEB these days the era of > your traditional WEB applications (based on > render/submit/rewind/render cycles) is drawing to an end. > Browsers are now perfectly capable of running quite intricate > applications: editors, spreadsheets, photo tools. > We do not need anything that complicated to build a useful > UI: but users expect much more than we offer now. Our user > portal and later also admin portal should run inside of the > browser exchanging not HTML, but data with the 'neoconf' based server.
One criteria I'd like to see considered for the client technology: Can it be run outside a web browser? A richer and more responsive user experience can be delivered in an application. Take Google Docs as an example. It can come in handy if you need to open a spreadsheet in an internet café. But I bet your primary computer has OpenOffice installed on it. I see it as a huge advantage if our user and admin portal could be cross-packaged as both an browser applet and an application. > I hope, that if our UI is using the same protocol that we > offer as an external interface, we will be extending and > testing this interface regularly (unlike SOAP). +1 -Paul [email protected] _______________________________________________ sipx-dev mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-dev Unsubscribe: http://list.sipfoundry.org/mailman/listinfo/sipx-dev
