Hello!
Just FYI:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/AsteriskSpeakswithGoogleTalk
with some add. info in
http://www.asterisk.org/doxygen/res__jabber_8c.html
an
http://www.asterisk.org/doxygen/chan__jingle_8c.html
Does this touch this very project and/or Widlfire in any way???
Bye
Starry
In fact, this could touch Asterisk-IM the plugin for wildfire.
If you have an Asterisk server this could make you interconnected via voice, with gTalk users.
Wildfire already provides the IM integration with gTalk ( xmpp native ). You just need to configure it.
Currently you can connect to Asterisk using a SIP Client. ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/tudomais )
I´ll will work next week in finish my SIP plugin for Spark, too.
Hope Helped.
In fact, this could touch Asterisk-IM the plugin for wildfire.
If you have an Asterisk server this could make you interconnected via voice, with gTalk users.
Wildfire already provides the IM integration with gTalk ( xmpp native ). You just need to configure it.
Currently you can connect to Asterisk using a SIP Client. ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/tudomais )
I´ll will work next week in finish my SIP plugin for Spark, too.
Hope Helped.
Hello!
reg. SIP Pliugin for Spark
This is great news!! Cnt wait to see it!
Bye
Starry
Hi All!
GTalk and Asterisk-IM are two different concepts. Asterisk-IM is a server-side integration and
GTalk is a client-side integration. With Asterisk-IM you are not bound to any special IM or
phone hardware, e.g. you can use Asterisk-IM together with a mobile phone or a fixed line phone.
This makes you very flexible and you can integrate Asterisk-IM into existing infrastructures.
I am not saying Asterisk-IM is the better concept. If you need an all-in-one telephony and IM
solution with easy to use softphones, use GTalk.
Best,
Jens