I didn't know about wikipbx until today and it looks like nice from the screenshots. Is it current with freeswitch in it's features support? Brian
I've played with it a bit and learned a lot from my experience. It uses the XML Curl module to communicate with FS and it's nice because you can see the interaction between the WikiPBX and FS consoles; that can be very enlightening. I may use it, but I am really in learning mode at the moment planning some insignificant projects for me to learn from and maybe leverage my knowledge into something more involved. It has a fair amount implemented, but has some limitations, though the architect is great about answering any questions and helping to make changes. Check out the wikipbx forum. From a dial plan perspective, it is much easier to create and organize a wikipbx dial plan over the xml dial plan (in that it is more intuitive), and the gui also offers control at the XML level for customization. I'd try it out if you think that it might fit your needs. It doesn't take too much time and you will learn more about FS in the process. Kurt Brian Snipes wrote:
I didn't know about wikipbx until today and it looks like nice from the screenshots. Is it current with freeswitch in it's features support?
Brian
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Learning is definitely what I need to do. I'll give it a shot. Thanks! Kurt Marasco wrote:
I've played with it a bit and learned a lot from my experience. It uses the XML Curl module to communicate with FS and it's nice because you can see the interaction between the WikiPBX and FS consoles; that can be very enlightening. I may use it, but I am really in learning mode at the moment planning some insignificant projects for me to learn from and maybe leverage my knowledge into something more involved.
It has a fair amount implemented, but has some limitations, though the architect is great about answering any questions and helping to make changes. Check out the wikipbx forum.
From a dial plan perspective, it is much easier to create and organize a wikipbx dial plan over the xml dial plan (in that it is more intuitive), and the gui also offers control at the XML level for customization. I'd try it out if you think that it might fit your needs. It doesn't take too much time and you will learn more about FS in the process. Kurt
Brian Snipes wrote:
I didn't know about wikipbx until today and it looks like nice from the screenshots. Is it current with freeswitch in it's features support?
Brian
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