Speaking of JSRs
Wednesday, October 8th, 2008Micromethod acquisition brings the Voxeo developer community a new set of programming interfaces – Java based APIs for call controls and potentially media controls.
These APIs are based on specifications defined by Java Community Process (JCP). JCP is a process for the Java community to develop specificiations for different Java technologies, such as APIs, languages, virtual machines, etc.
A specification is typically started with a Java Specification Request (JSR) by one or more JCP members. Once accepted by JCP Executive Committee, the JSR is assigned with a number, such as JSR 289. The JSR will be developed within the community in the following phases.
Here is a list of all JSRs that have been developed so far.
SIPMethod Application Server is a JSR-116 (SIP Servlet 1.0) and JSR-289 (SIP Servlet 1.1) based SIP application server. I will talk more about how to develop SIP Servlet based applications in the future blogs.
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