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Ozeki Phone System makes it possiple for .NET developers as well
to build VoIP, SMS or E-mail applications. .NET API comes as
a .NET DLL that should be added as a reference to your
project. It also enables to manage your PBX, for instance
to modify routing rules or control calls in real time.
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Ozeki Phone System allows developers to use the HTTP API
for creating applications. In this case the PBX can be controlled by specially parameterized
HTTP requests and responses. With this solution, you can easily handle calls, process
DTMF signals or implement further call related functionalities.
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Another excellent way for creating telephony applications with Ozeki Phone System is the
use of SQL API. Since Ozeki XE
supports SQL statements, you can effectively control the PBX via a database.
This way further options become available like executing SIP authentication, managing
telephone calls, etc.
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- Part 1: C# example on sending SMS, making VoIP calls
- Part 2: C# example on recording VoIP calls, call routing
- Part 1: PHP example on sending SMS, making IP calls
- Part 2: PHP example on recording IP calls, call routing
- Part 1: Ruby example on sending SMS, making IP calls
- Part 2: Ruby example on recording IP calls, call routing
- Part 3: Ruby connection with gem library (SMS)
- Part 4: Ruby connection with gem library (Calls)
- Part 5: Ruby SDK Commands
- Part 1: VB example on sending SMS, making VoIP calls
- Part 2: VB example on recording VoIP calls, call routing
- Part 1: JavaScript example on making/accepting calls
- Part 2: Voice call between a webbrowser and a phone
- Part 3: Voice call between two webbrowsers
- Part 4: Video call between two webbrowsers
- Part 5: How to build a web voice conference system
- Part 6: Build a live chat application
- Part 1: ASP.NET example to send SMS, make calls
- Part 2: ASP.NET example to record calls, call routing
- Part 1: Perl example on sending SMS, making IP calls
- Part 2: Perl example on Recording IP calls, call routing
