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There are several JTAPI implementations from IBM. What are the differences?

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There are several JTAPI implementations from IBM. What are the differences?

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The nice thing about JTAPI is that it can serve as an API for completely different technologies, such as Computer/Telephony Integration (CTI), IP telephony, videoconferencing, and other synchronous communication technologies. The JTAPI implementations from IBM are as follows: • IBM CallPath is a product used for Computer/Telephony Integration, in which the typical application areas are call centers. The server is attached to a PBX. It enables the development of Java applications for third-party call control in private telephone networks. • J323 Engine implements an H.323 Terminal for video-conferencing and IP telephony on an IP network. The software enables the development of Java applications running on the H.323 Terminal that perform first-party call (and media) control. • The JTAPIChat package on alphaWorks implements a chat terminal for chat sessions between two hosts on an IP network. Chat is similar to telephony in that it is a synchronous communication service. The software enab