Dear James Thanks and I understand it. It is great which means I can produce applications to interface the switch. I will try to svn it and will get in touch with you. Best regards/Van --- James Martelletti <james@nerdc0re.com> wrote:
Van,
Modules that are written in .NET will have full access to the .NET framework, and the features therein, so that means ASP.NET, SOAP, ADO, or can use other existing libraries like NHibernate, etc and also marshals data between the unmanaged Freeswitch process and the managed module. What this means is that Freeswitch modules written in .NET will have the full capability of their C/C++ counterparts.
My branch has been synced with trunk as of a couple of weeks ago, but once checked out you may use the svnmerge tool and run "svnmerge merge" to update to trunk. There are Makefiles in both src/dotnet/ and in the src/mod/dotnet/ projects, you will need to create these assemblies manually, as well as adding "languages/mod_mono" to modules.conf when you build. You will also need mono installed as the build system does not take care of this yet.
Thanks,
James
On 31/08/2006, at 10:08 PM, Van Hui wrote:
Dear James
It is a very encouraging news. I also like to
know if
SOAP & ASP.NET are/or will be inside the mod_mono as I plan to do some developments. Please advise me. By the way, inside your branches/james, does the sources are up today's if I svn it.
Best regards/Van
--- James Martelletti <james@nerdc0re.com> wrote:
Martin,
As for the general programming references, well you can find them anywhere through a search engine. As for docs related specifically to freeswitch, it's worth checking out http://www.freeswitch.org/docs/
You will be happy to know that I have been working on "Freeswitch.NET", what this contains is (at the moment) a mod_mono module which loads the mono runtime, and a managed library which enables Freeswitch modules to be written in any .NET supported languages (C#, VB, python, etc) and executed via mono. I have done a large amount of work on these modules and it is in a currently working state however not everything has been covered. I have been busy recently but I am trying to get together some documents so that anybody interested in C#/.NET will soon have direction and be able to help me complete the task.
I'm sure you understand just how awesome Freeswitch will be once this module is complete ;)
And for anybody interested, the code is currently in my svn branch "james/".
James
On 31/08/2006, at 6:51 PM, Martin R. Sørensen wrote:
Hi List...
I have at question.. maybe off topic :o)
Im currently a C# dev. Because of a job change Im interested in telephony applications and development off a telephony platform for me company.
Now for the question can some buddy help me get started on dev in C ++, books, articles, tip and sow on in relations to Freeswitch
Regards
Martin
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