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J2EE
I have been getting a number of questions on details of SailFin CAFE framework. I am planning to write some blogs on
the fundamentals of the SailFin CAFE Framework. This edition covers CommunicationBeans and Agents
Quick post as an update to my last entry on Web applications and SailFin CAFE
Hope you have read my blog on "Writing your first SailFin CAFE Application". There I explained how to handle a 2-party call using SailFin CAFE. Now lets see how can you write a simple conference application.
Instant Messaging
Here is another demo/example that shows using Google Translate API for translating the text messages between two SIP clients.
Continuing on the features of SailFin CAFE, this edition covers how to write a simple IM server.
Servlets
So far I have described how create server applications that handle cal, conference and IM. This edition take a look at how to add communication capabilities to web applications in a (very) simple way.
X-Lite configuration is where users commonly make mistakes while using sailfin. Here are some tips that I use while using X-Lite
Web Development Tools
This blog explains, how to write your first application using SailFin CAFE.
