JVR was developed in order to provide an accessible Java compatibility library for the Dialogic System Release Software.
JVR provides Java applications with the same (or similiar) access to the Dialogic API that C/C++ applications have.
As much as possible the same interfaces and behaviors are maintained. Perhaps a code example would be more informative.
In C, an application would use the Dialogic Voice library to control a voice resource:
Requirements:
· Java
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Implemented more Voice API functions.
· dx_deltones(), dx_chgdur(), dx_chgfreq(), dx_chgrepcnt(), dx_initcallp()
· Added new symbol.
· TID_BUSY1, TID_BUSY2, TID_DIAL_INTL, TID_DIAL_LCL, TID_DIAL_XTRA,
· TID_FAX1, TID_FAX2, TID_RNGBK1, TID_DISCONNECT,
· User I/O functions added to support user supplied input/output stream
· playback dx_setuio() implemented internally.
· Moved to the LGPL license to allow JVR to be integrated/distributed with
· non-GPL works.
· Increased the number of native-context buffers for DX_XPB, DIGBUF
· GC_PARM_BLK and DX_IOTT structures to 200.
· Completed Javadoc links to the official Dialogic API.
· ms.addtoconf() and ms.remfromconf(), ATMS_TSSGBIT(), ms_dsprescount(),
· ms_setbrdparm(), ms_setcde()
· Skeletal support for DCB (Conferencing) functions.
· Additional example code (console package).
· DX_XPB.getWavFormat(File file) added to simplify the creation
· of a parameter block for wav files.
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