Voxeo Developers Corner

This week Voxeo CTO RJ Auburn spoke out at the JavaOne conference on the topic of “Taking a SIP of Java“. RJ’s slides are now available on SlideShare at:

http://www.slideshare.net/voxeo/javaone-a-sip-of-java-rj-auburn

And the presentation, also embedded below, looks to be a classic RJ kind of talk… fun, lively, interesting… and also with some code. I don’t know if there were any recordings made, but if there were I’ll update the article with a link. Enjoy the talk!

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JSRs are specifications of Java technologies. JSR 289 is the new specification for SIP Servlet technology. Each JSR comes with a Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK) to verify if an implementation of the JSR indeed fully complies with the specification.

SIPMethod Application Server is a SIP application server based on SIP Servlet technology. Its latest release (beta 3) passes JSR 289 TCK, which means now SIPMethod is in full compliance with JSR 289 specification.

SIPMethod supports not only SIP servlets but also HTTP servlets and Web Service endpoints. It enables the development of converged applications – applications that mix VoIP, Web and SOA capabilities.

SIPMethod is available for download for evaluation purpose right now. Please do check it out if you are interested in building cool Web 2.0 applications with VoIP.