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...ives within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a REST interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4...

...s within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a RESTful interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI v2...

...s within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a RESTful interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI v2...

...s within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a RESTful interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4...

...s within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a RESTful interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4...

...ives within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a REST interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4...

...s within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a RESTful interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4...

...s within Asterisk to develop their own communications applications. Communication with Asterisk is done through a RESTful interface, while asynchronous events from Asterisk are encoded in JSON and sent via a WebSocket. More information on ARI can be found at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/lYBbAQ * Major standardization of the Asterisk Manager Interface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4...