: Represents the relationship between a Call and an Address. Address : Usually represents a phone number or extension.
The programmer's guide details how to execute standard telephony operations: avaya jtapi programmer 39-s guide
: Note that some standard JTAPI APIs may have extra preconditions or be unsupported due to the underlying TSAPI architecture. Setting Up Your Environment : Represents the relationship between a Call and an Address
: This is the central abstraction representing the telephony service provider (the Communication Manager ). Developers interact with this object to obtain references to all other JTAPI objects. The JTAPI Model : A standard call model includes: Call : Represents the actual telephone call. Setting Up Your Environment : This is the
: Leveraging Avaya-specific extensions to handle complex multi-party call scenarios. Avaya Extensions and Deviations
Application Enablement Protocol (AEP) connection. Application Enablement Protocol (AEP) ASAI. Authentication. Authorization. CLAN. Avaya Documentation Avaya JTAPI Programmer's Guide 8.x | PDF - Scribd
: Allows developers to access extended Communication Manager features not covered by the core JTAPI specification.