Native Windows app development without Cisco TSP

droberts29 — Mon, 13 Feb 2017 20:57:45 GMT

I cobbled together a proof-of-concept Java app that that displays caller id information for incoming calls on the user's desktop, and now our developers wish to replicate my program as a native Windows application.

The end-product that we want is a standalone application, like Cisco Click-to-Call, that does not require Cisco TSP installed as a prerequisite.

I'm not having much luck finding any useful guidance on how to approach this project. Can anyone break down the basic building blocks for me? Is there an equivalent to JTAPI that we can develop with in .Net or C++?

Thanks in advance!

Re: Native Windows app development without Cisco TSP

dstaudt — Tue, 02 May 2017 22:25:23 GMT

Essentially the answer here is: no, you would need to contemplate using TAPI and the TSP.

However several developers have had success in developing .NET apps that use JTAPI via .NET->JNI->JTAPI middleware.

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Native Windows app development without Cisco TSP

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