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  1. #1
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    How to use AVPhone controls in conferencing system?

    Hi. I am presently working on a video conferencing system to be developed in java and I was told to start developing it using the AVPhone Controls. But I cannot figure out how to use these to develop my application or how to insert them in my s/w. could someone please help me? Websites where I could get info about how to go about these controls would be very helpful.

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    So who told you to use AVPhone Controls with Java? Does he/she know something we don't?

    As I understand it, the AVPhone Controls are ActiveX components, i.e. not Java compatible. I don't know of a Java version (but then what do I know?).

    Why don't you talk to Banasoft ([email protected])?

    Here is a page listing some commercial Java to COM interface products: Java to COM.

    I don't know of any official Java to ActiveX interface, but if you're prepared for a bit of undocumented hacking, this article may help: Embed ActiveX controls inside Java GUI.

    Good luck!

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    It is for Windows programming only

    AVPhone controls are standard ActiveX only for Windows programming.

    It can be embeded in IE, you can write java script to control it.

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    Hi Could you pla tell me how to embed it in IE or how could it be controlled by javascript? Plz do you of any tutorials about how to do this?

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    Please see the "WebClient" demo of the control

    There are two "WebClient" demos for avphone3 controls, the "WebClient.htm" is written in VBScript, you can follow it and re-write it in javascript easy.

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    Hi

    I need to develop my video conferencing system in java. So, if I use the avphone activeX controls, I will need to develop in VB, am I right? Or if I re-write the codes in javascript, will different users on different computers be able to participant in a video conference?

    Also, does someone know of any websites where I could get controls for development of video conferencing system in java? Plz tell me as soon as possible.

    Thanks

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    Using avphone

    I think you need:

    1: Write a wrapper ActiveX for avphone3 control in any Windows developping tools.

    2: Embed that ActiveX in IE or somewhere support java.

    3: Write your jave controling codes to manage the conference.

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    Hi again. I do not know how to 'Write a wrapper ActiveX for avphone3 control in Windows developing tools'. Could you please tell me how to do so and name some windows developing tools for me? Also, what is the purpose of writing a wrapper activeX.

    Then, apart from embedding the activeX in IE, where can I do so? And what is its purpose? Could you plz tell me.

    After doing the 2 above steps, the java codes I need to write to control the conference, does it concerns transmission of audio and video? What controlling codes do I need to write?

    Could you plz reply as soon as possible.

    Thanks

  9. #9

    I have a avphone site not sure if it will help

    but here is the address
    http://delfly_zero.tripod.com
    the lobby is the most done, I'm still working on the rest
    of the rooms

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