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Oktopous™, ccXML Open Source PIK v1.1
Phonologies Oktopous™ PIK is an abstract, C++ implementation of the W3C Call Control XML (ccXML) standard. It is a "light-weight" toolkit, independent of the underlying telephony platform / protocols and is best suited for OEM customers / System Integrators looking to implement ccXML functionality in their product offerings.
Originally developed by Phonologies, Oktopous™ v1.1 has been adopted by more telephony platforms than any open source ccXML Browser.
Oktopous™ v1.1 powers over 50,000 calls daily
Architecture
Oktopous PIK is available as a modular C++ source code package that can be integrated with any telephony platform or API. The overall architecture of Oktopous™ is described in Oktopous Integration Guide, including the references for the API.
Oktopous™ handles document interpretation, requires engineering and testing inorder to be integrated into a telephony platform. It is a functional library capable of processing call control events, while all interaction with Media and Telephony resources are handled by the telephony platform or a subsystems Oktopous™ is integrated with.
Integrators may want to replace or enhance the Oktopous™ logging component to redirect messages to the platform's management components. Also note that Oktopous™ does not include tools for building ccXML applications or support for runtime debugging, at this time.
Oktopous™ Interpreter Package Contents
- ccXML interpreter source
- Oktopous™ interface headers
- Reference implementations for the INET, ECMAScript
- Sample ccXML application
- GNU makefiles to build the source on Linux
- Project source files and Pre-built binaries for Win32
Oktopous Licensing Options:
1. Oktopous™ PIK v1.1
+ Open Source and Community Supported.
+ Download
here!
+ Download documentation
here!
+ View License Agreement
2. Oktopous™ PIK v1.2 Free Edition
+ Binary version for integration, conforming to latest W3C ccXML 1.0 draft spec.
+ Download here!
+ View API documentation
+ View Release Notes
+ View License Agreement
+ Goto Discussion Forum
3. Platinum Business Edition
+ For Commercial distribution of Oktopous™ PIK v1.2 once integration is complete.
+ View commercial license options.
For more information or to get a price quote please contact us:
Email
OpenSource@Phonologies.COM
OR
Call us on +91-22-22029732.
Further Information:
As the original developer of Oktopous™ we will continue to:
contribute to and maintain Oktopous™ source code
incorporate improvements from the community
conform to the current W3C specifications
Contributions can be submitted to
OpenSource@Phonologies.COM
Mailing Lists
Please join the following mailing lists to participate in development and improvement of this Product. Here you can post your problems and suggestions.
oktopous_devel -
http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/oktopous-devel
oktopous_users -
http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/oktopous-users
News
15th July 2008 : Oktopous PIK 1.2 Binary released for free download. You can download it from http://www.phonologies.com/oktodl.php. Important changes include: (i) multiple thread policies (developers can optimize Oktopous for target deployment), (ii) improved test client, (iii) fully conforms to the lastest CCXML-1.0 last call draft, and (iv) improved caching.
7th October 2004 : Oktopous 1.1 release is available now. You can download it from the
SourceForge.net downloads section. Important changes include - a new directory structure, bug fixes, closer to CCXML-1.0 last call draft and a Sample client program demonstrating the use of Oktopous PIK.
26th June 2004 : Oktopous PIK 1.1-rc1 is now available from the SourceForge download section. Important changes include, complies with the latest last call working draft, interface cleanup, windows support etc.
5th May 2004 : CCXML 1.0 Last Call working draft was published on April 30th with some major changes / additions to the spec. Watch this space for an updated Oktopous compliant with the latest spec + windows support.
5th April 2004 : Oktopous PIK 1.0 beta is released. Source distributions and CVS are available at SourceForge.net. This release supports only Linux. A Windows compatible release expected soon.
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