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| perfectionist 2002-12-30, 5:23 am |
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Hie Guys!!
I am in the progress of choosing my final year project topic... I am
interested in the Computer Telephony Integration system. I would like to
make use of c# to develop the above system... What do u guys think ??
Izzit possible??
If possible, this project that U am going to develop would be the system
that I am going to show it to my future employer (interviewer), just to
impress him about my programming skill besides of the MCSD certificate
that I am planning to take 6 maonts later....
My question is ... Can CTI be deeveloped by c#??
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| Jian Huang 2002-12-30, 4:23 pm |
| CTI requires a lot of low level programming. You need to access the PBX,
communicate with other APIs provided by 3rd parties,etc, which most of them
requires pointers to be available.
I would say at some level you'd still use C. Not even C++.
Anyway, just my opinion, like to see you it goes with C#.
Jian
"perfectionist" <member@dbforums.com> wrote in message
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> Hie Guys!!
> I am in the progress of choosing my final year project topic... I am
> interested in the Computer Telephony Integration system. I would like to
> make use of c# to develop the above system... What do u guys think ??
> Izzit possible??
>
> If possible, this project that U am going to develop would be the system
> that I am going to show it to my future employer (interviewer), just to
> impress him about my programming skill besides of the MCSD certificate
> that I am planning to take 6 maonts later....
>
> My question is ... Can CTI be deeveloped by c#??
>
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| Glenn D. Crosse 2002-12-30, 4:23 pm |
| I did something similar. I sure used interoperability extensively to access
the unmanaged C++ code.
I was able to do the GUI and a lot of new functionality using C#.
I later started phasing out the C++ code, replacing it with C#.
I would probably take the same approach in his CTI app.
Glenn
"Jian Huang" <jian_toronto@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> CTI requires a lot of low level programming. You need to access the PBX,
> communicate with other APIs provided by 3rd parties,etc, which most of
them
> requires pointers to be available.
>
> I would say at some level you'd still use C. Not even C++.
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> Anyway, just my opinion, like to see you it goes with C#.
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> Jian
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> "perfectionist" <member@dbforums.com> wrote in message
> news:2327927.1041240593@dbforums.com...
> >
> > Hie Guys!!
> > I am in the progress of choosing my final year project topic... I am
> > interested in the Computer Telephony Integration system. I would like to
> > make use of c# to develop the above system... What do u guys think ??
> > Izzit possible??
> >
> > If possible, this project that U am going to develop would be the system
> > that I am going to show it to my future employer (interviewer), just to
> > impress him about my programming skill besides of the MCSD certificate
> > that I am planning to take 6 maonts later....
> >
> > My question is ... Can CTI be deeveloped by c#??
> >
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> > Posted via http://dbforums.com
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| perfectionist 2002-12-31, 6:23 pm |
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Thanks for the responseS! guys!! I have done some researches....and come
to know that the .Net framework of mircrosoft, provides an API called
Telephony Application programming Interface (TAPI) and another API
called TSPI... which are used for developing such a system
..but it seems like quite difficult...becoz I have never developed any
networking application.
I think I need some sample code to undersatnd the API..Still in the
progress of researching..hoperfully can be done....
Any ideas where I can get sample codes for the TAPI application??
Thanks
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