Toolpack API

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The ToolPack API modules are intended to provide the solution developer with a simpler, protocol-agnostic approach to developing telephony applications while providing complete control, including access to system-level functionality.
 
The ToolPack API modules are intended to provide the solution developer with a simpler, protocol-agnostic approach to developing telephony applications while providing complete control, including access to system-level functionality.
  
The graphic above demonstrates Toolpack and a customer developed application running on an external application server such as one would use with the Tdev [[TMP6400]] or the Tdev [[TMP800]]. It is also possible to host the application server locally in the Tmedia [[TMG3200]] (flash disk or SATA drive) or the [[TMG800]] (flash disk).
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The graphic below demonstrates Toolpack and a customer developed application running on an external application server such as one would use with the Tdev [[TMP6400]] or the Tdev [[TMP800]]. It is also possible to host the application server locally in the Tmedia [[TMG3200]] (flash disk or SATA drive) or the [[TMG800]] (flash disk).
  
 
[[Image:Toolpack Architecture Overview.jpg]]
 
[[Image:Toolpack Architecture Overview.jpg]]
  
Typically, an application only needs to interact with the system through the use of C++ classes indi
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Typically, an application only needs to interact with the system through the use of C++ classes indicated above via dashed borders.
  
  

Revision as of 14:12, 8 July 2009

The ToolPack API modules are intended to provide the solution developer with a simpler, protocol-agnostic approach to developing telephony applications while providing complete control, including access to system-level functionality.

The graphic below demonstrates Toolpack and a customer developed application running on an external application server such as one would use with the Tdev TMP6400 or the Tdev TMP800. It is also possible to host the application server locally in the Tmedia TMG3200 (flash disk or SATA drive) or the TMG800 (flash disk).

Toolpack Architecture Overview.jpg

Typically, an application only needs to interact with the system through the use of C++ classes indicated above via dashed borders.


Toolpack API components

Toolpack API is comprised of the following elements:

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