I haven't checked whether FreeSWITCH uses Unix signals for anything, but if it does I would strongly recommend against using the JVM in the same process. The JVM uses signals for garbage collection and it causes all kinds of problems if you need to rely on them for some other functionality. I did this for Asterisk and after major suffering (JNI is an abomination and the JVM is very picky when it comes to shared libraries) I had to reimplement everything with the JVM in another process and connecting Asterisk to it via a socket. On Wed September 6 2006 18:03, Shidan wrote:
To use BSF you have to integrate freeswitch with java, as an external process sure why not, maybe build freeswitch to be a node in mobicents even, but very bad idea to integrate it right into freeswitch the way javascript or perl is right now. Using SWIG, the way it is now, is definitely the right way. Even using JNI will have a serious performance inpact.
On 9/6/06, Amon Ghupta <aghupta@gmail.com> wrote:
Yes!!! -A
Brian West wrote:
Is that what you mean?
/b
On Sep 6, 2006, at 3:19 PM, Amon Ghupta wrote:
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