[Serusers] Still trying to find out where the AA Application Framework can be downloaded.
Jiri Kuthan
jiri at iptel.org
Wed Aug 25 00:45:00 CEST 2004
At 12:26 AM 8/25/2004, John Draper wrote:
>Hi again,
>
> When visiting the IPTel site, they made references to this page:
>http://www.iptel.org/aa/
>"The rapid SIP application development framework".
>
>They talk about it, but don't mention if it's a commercial product, or available for download
>under the open source license. But if you go to the URL you see above, you will
>not see any links allowing us to download it.
This is what "they" say: it is a commercial product not available under
an open source license and not freely downloadable. I will udpate the
web shortly to avoid confusion.
Its not just a frontend to SER -- it is a call-stateful B2BUA with its
own call-processing logic.
That does not preclude that someone will develop a python based SER
interpreter -- that would be certainly a good thing, even though it
would take some skills. iptel is not working on such a piece of work
now.
-jiri
>Is this just currently under development? If so, by who? This would even be better if
>that were true.
>
>I'm thinking of inspiring a group to develop a Python module to interface to "ser" like
>some of the other modules, but lack the skills to do so, but I've worked extensively
>with mod_python under Apache, and I'm convinced this shouldn't be that much different.
>
>We also can use some TwistedPython SIP Servers, and I wouldn't be surprised something
>like this already exists.
>
>Anyway, any info on where I can find this AA project, I would really like to know.
>
>John
>
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