Michael,
Please contact me when it is convenient for you. I have several
potential business areas where your software might be applicable, and as a
result might be able to arrange some funding for your development efforts.
The fact that the code will be GPL only strengthens the arguement.
On Tue, 9 Mar 2004, Michael Devenijn wrote:
> I'm working on a "abstraction" toolset for asterisk, some screenshots :
>
> http://www.dkma.be/devenijn/data/tls.jpg
> http://www.dkma.be/devenijn/data/tls1.jpg
> http://www.dkma.be/devenijn/data/tls2.jpg
> http://www.dkma.be/devenijn/data/tls3.jpg
> http://www.dkma.be/devenijn/data/tls4.jpg
>
> some technical details :
> - Fully based on a Postgresql DB (+/- 40 tables)
> - Extensive use of macro's in the extensions.conf
> - some little patches to the asterisk source (additions) to extend the manager
> capability
> - a layer between the manager port and the PGSQL written in C (to prevent that each
> separate client would connect to the manager interface)
> - some AGI scripts (written in C) to fulfill some needs which are not build in
> asterisk for example :
> redirect through drag&drop.
> - A program (written in C) which extracts all the info from de Pgsql and converts it
> to the needed * conf files upon request
> - goal : >>everything<< works on Win32 clients : configuration, outlook integration
> , panel programs, attendant program ... so we could sell a standard box plug it to
> the PSTN network and the ethernet, install the sotware on a W32 client and off they
> go without the explicit knowledge of linux. the sound files (will be uploaded on a
> FTP on the box and copied to the appropriate destination with the some program as
> one point above
>
> I especially developed these toolset "arround" asterisk, so i do not need the take
> in account the Asterisk license except for the patches which will be published.
>
> development status :
> - First tests are positive
> - Working on the last "big" point is the extended (graphical call router to easily
> design IVR's)
> - Working on a .NET SDK which also is a abstraction.
> - Timing end of march ... but as everybody knows .... it could take some more time.
>
> Some personal statements :
> - I know it is not very good to develop for windows but this is the only way for me
> and for th major Small businesses outside ... and if there are some enthousiast to
> convert it to a linux platform ... go ahead.
> - For the moment it is quit oriented on a combination of ISDN hardware (capi.conf)
> and cisco phones. once this is working without major bugs i will extend it to
> (IAX.conf ... and other things)
> - My only goal to develop this is to get asterisk on bigger user basis
> - What i regret is the lack of developement of a interface between asterisk and
> other software (for windows TAPI for example) i asked many times some basic
> questions about the manager interface but nobody seems to be interested ! i strongly
> belief this would be a major break through. but i do not have enough C++ and/or
> Linux knowledge (and TIME ) to develop these features.
>
>
> The sourcecode ???
>
> - Well lets play it tricky ... i'm going to publish all of the code under GPL if i
> see some changes to latest point i mentioned just above. (and don't try to convince
> me with "ethical" arguments, i'm now trying for 3 years to make some "descent" money
> with integration of open source software and i see it as a win/win operation)
>
>
>
> Just fire me !!!
>
>
>
>
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] namens Tilghman Lesher
> Verzonden: ma 8/03/2004 21:46
> Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> CC:
> Onderwerp: Re: [Asterisk-Users] windows alternitives to Asterisk?
>
>
>
> On Monday 08 March 2004 13:59, hank smith wrote:
> > is there a program that I can install on my linux box so I can
> > configure the pbx from the internet from my windows box so I don't
> > have to work with config files?
>
> In a word, no. There are a few GUI applications in the process of
> being developed, but most of them are a substitute only for using an
> editor on the Linux machine, not a full-fledged abstraction from the
> configuration.
>
> -Tilghman
>
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