[ecf-dev] AW: ecf-dev Digest, Vol 20, Issue 12

["Roland N. Fru" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Moritz,

I am Roland and I have been part of our rather slow effort towards
introducing VOIP capability into ECF. There have been several challenges,
both in terms of technologies/licensing and resources, which I would like to
discuss with you before the final decision with respect to Google SOC.

I am currently working on an OSGi project in Munich and you can reach me on
my cell phone - +49 17620070189.

Hope to chat with you sometime soon.
Roland.

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   1. VoIP via Jingle (Moritz Post)


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Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2007 14:20:49 +0100
From: Moritz Post <moritzpost@xxxxxx>
Subject: [ecf-dev] VoIP via Jingle
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Hello Folks

My name is Moritz Post, and i am a master student at the FH-Trier, 
Germany (http://fh-trier.de). In an attempt to apply for the google 
summer of code, i thought it would be a great idea to add VoIP 
capabilities to the ECF via jingle. As i have just discovered, the topic 
has already been brought up by "Maarten Th. Mulders", who than decided, 
that he wouldn't be able the take the time of ( 
http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/ecf-dev/msg00649.html ). Therefore 
i would be happy to take over on that part. Before i submit my 
application to the google website, i just wanted to get in touch with 
you folks, to see what the current situation in this field is.

My question is, in what extend the integration should take place? Scott 
Lewis spoke of implementing the ECF call api via Smack Jingle or to 
create a stand-alone RCP application which utilizes the jingle protocol. 
After doing some quick research, i didn't find any suitable java jingle 
implementation besides Jingle Java, which emerged from a gsoc 2006 
project. Should a jingle implementation be created in the scope of a 
gsoc project or is there some other code the application should be build 
upon?

I would be happy to be part of this undertaking as both the jingle 
protocol (as being close to a standard) and the ECF itself is mighty cool.

Some more information about myself... I am a master student at the 
FH-Trier doing computer science in my master studies. I am in my last 
semester and have just spoken with one of my professors, weather he 
would want to supervise my final project, which could in fact be the 
gsoc-ecf-voip project. I am somewhat experienced with eclipse (rcp) 
development, as i have done several of my university projects based on 
the eclipse platform. A few examples can be found on my website. 
http://moritzpost.de.

So much for now. Regards

Moritz Post


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