asterisk users - Jun 2006 - Help with JIAXClient

I'm trying to make a little example program for register to an Asterisk PBX
and dial a softphone, but i just can't register to the PBX.


package iax;

import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.Call;
import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.JIAXClient;
import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.Registration;


public class TestIAX {
    public static void main(String[] args) {

        Registration registration;

        JIAXClient client = JIAXClient.getInstance();
        client.initialize(1, 10);
        registration = client.register("kike", "elkike",
"10.32.81.31:4569
");
        client.setCallerID("Kike", "1001");
        client.call("1002");
        System.out.println(registration);

    }
}
I'm frustrated because JIAX doesn't throw any exception, but the code is
not
working properly.
Greetings,

-- 
Enrique Sanchez
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"Enrique Sanchez" <esanchez@itnova.com.mx> writes:
> I'm trying to make a little example program for register to an
> Asterisk PBX and dial a softphone, but i just can't register to the
> PBX.
Buenos noches Enrique,

I've been trying to get JIAXClient working for over a month with no
success.  It fails mysteriously at different places with no
exceptions, and my efforts to figure out why have so far failed.

So I can't offer helpful advice, only sympathy.  :)

Does this work for other people?  If so, what's your build environment
like?

---Scott.

I think you have to set where to get the libraries (jiaxc*.jar files).
   
  Setup a webserver somewhere and put the jar files there.
  Then in your code before initialize
     client.setCodeBase("your URL to the jar files");
   
  HTH,
   
  richard
   
     
  

Enrique Sanchez <esanchez@itnova.com.mx> wrote:
    I'm trying to make a little example program for register to an Asterisk
PBX and dial a softphone, but i just can't register to the PBX.
   
  package iax;
  import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.Call;
import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.JIAXClient;
import net.sourceforge.iaxclient.Registration;
  
public class TestIAX {
    public static void main(String[] args) {   
        
        Registration registration;
        
        JIAXClient client = JIAXClient.getInstance();
        client.initialize (1, 10);
        registration = client.register("kike", "elkike",
"10.32.81.31:4569");
        client.setCallerID("Kike", "1001"); 
        client.call("1002");
        System.out.println(registration);
      
    }
}
  I'm frustrated because JIAX doesn't throw any exception, but the code
is not working properly.

  Greetings,
  
-- 
Enrique Sanchez 
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