Oktopous is a software tool that offers a versatile CCXML Interpreter to link smoothly with any platform. Its high-level API supports flexible integration, charging developers with the power of customization.
Oktopous is a software that allows for the interpretation of Call Control XML (CCXML) without being dependent on any telephony environment or VoiceXML gateways. It contains a high level API that can be integrated with any platform of choice, making it a flexible option for OEM customers and System Integrators.
Phonologies Oktopous PIK is the C++ implementation of the CCXML standard, and is independent of telephony protocols. It is designed to be a "light-weight" toolkit that fully implements the CCXML 1.0 specification. Oktopous PIK powers Phonologies Media Server and Unified Communication Services products, making it a reliable tool for those looking to implement CCXML functionality into their products.
Oktopous PIK can be integrated with any telephony platform or API, and is available as a modular C++ source code package. To install, users must set several environment variables such as Xerces-2.2, SpiderMonkey 1.5, PCRE, libcurl, GCC 3.0.2+ and Autoconf 2.52+. After settings the environment variables, users must do 'make'.
The new release includes several updates such as an interface cleanup, compliance with the latest lastcall Working draft, the option to reuse the instance of the interpreter, performance enhancement for asynchronous fetching, Inet package is part of Oktopous distro, and improved logging. Overall, users can expect a reliable and flexible software tool with Oktopous.
Phonologies Oktopous PIK is the C++ implementation of the CCXML standard, and is independent of telephony protocols. It is designed to be a "light-weight" toolkit that fully implements the CCXML 1.0 specification. Oktopous PIK powers Phonologies Media Server and Unified Communication Services products, making it a reliable tool for those looking to implement CCXML functionality into their products.
Oktopous PIK can be integrated with any telephony platform or API, and is available as a modular C++ source code package. To install, users must set several environment variables such as Xerces-2.2, SpiderMonkey 1.5, PCRE, libcurl, GCC 3.0.2+ and Autoconf 2.52+. After settings the environment variables, users must do 'make'.
The new release includes several updates such as an interface cleanup, compliance with the latest lastcall Working draft, the option to reuse the instance of the interpreter, performance enhancement for asynchronous fetching, Inet package is part of Oktopous distro, and improved logging. Overall, users can expect a reliable and flexible software tool with Oktopous.
What's New
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