Whitepaper: Integrating Telephony Services into .NET Applications Sponsored by Avaya
Learn how developers using Microsoft's .NET framework can use SIP Objects.NET to gain simple and flexible access to telephony networks. SIP Objects.NET enables developers to access a wide variety of enterprise or traditional carrier networks by leveraging technologies such as Avaya's SIP Application Server.
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Whitepaper: SIP—Creating Next-Generation Telecom Applications Sponsored by Avaya
Developing applications to run on a telecommunications network has never been easier with Internet-based standards such as the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). Combined with the power and simplicity of Java technology in the form of the SIP Servlet API, an application developer can create and deploy new services to users in a fraction of the time it previously took.
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Whitepaper: Event Driven Architectures in the Responsive Enterprise
Sponsored by Avaya
This whitepaper introduces the concept of Event Driven Architecture (EDA) and describes the key role it plays in enabling new business strategies for Communications Enabled Business Processes. Learn more. Download this whitepaper.»
Whitepaper: Developing Contact Center Telecom Applications
Sponsored by Avaya
SIP servlets make developing applications for telecommunications networks easier than ever before. Learn just how easy it is to create a basic telecommunications application using SIP servlets. The use of open standards such as SIP, together with Java programming, has radically simplified the task of creating complex applications.
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Highlighted Voice Tutorials VoiceXML Quick Start Guide By Jonathan Eisenzopf -
If you want to develop VoiceXML applications but don't know where to start, this guide is for you. This 8-step guide contains all the information you need to start developing and deploying VoiceXML applications—prior experience is not required.
SALT (Part I): SALT by Example By Hitesh Seth -
Speech Application Language Tags, or SALT as it is popularly known, is actually a small set of XML elements and their associated attributes, events and methods. In the first part in our SALT series we've tell you all about SALT using the famous 'Hello World' example.
VoiceXML 2.0 Grammars, Part I By Jonathan Eisenzopf -
This technical series will provide programmers with a complete introduction to the VoiceXML 2.0 grammar format. In part I, we will discuss the XML and ABNF formats, as well as the structure and elements included in a VXML 2.0 document.
Introduction to CCXML, Part I By Jonathan Eisenzopf -
The Call Control eXtensible Markup Language provides the call management, event processing and conferencing capabilities that VoiceXML lacks. The first installment in this series will provide an overview of the purpose, features and concepts of the CCXML language.
Whitepaper: Integrating Telephony Services into .NET Applications 
