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About CUP API
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4/16/10 9:30 AM
Could you please tell me that CUP API is modelled on which Operating System API?
 
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Ramesh S
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RE: About CUP API
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4/16/10 9:30 AM as a reply to Shwetha Sanjeev.
CUP has 3 APIs that can be useful to applications:
 
- SOAP API - Configuration/provisioning, presence status via polling or notification using XML over HTTP SOAP
- REST API - Configuration/provisioning, presence status via HTTP/REST
- SIP SIMPLE - Presence status, via SIP protocol
 
Not sure what you mean by 'modelled on which Operating System API?'
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RE: About CUP API
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4/16/10 9:30 AM as a reply to David Staudt.
For example, some API's are based on Unix system calls, others on windows APIs.
They may be device specific also.
 
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Ramesh S
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RE: About CUP API
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4/16/10 9:30 AM as a reply to Shwetha Sanjeev.
SOAP is XML over HTTP, which is not unix or windows (or device) dependent
Same with REST
SIP is a network wire protocol, so again not OS/device dependent
 
There are OS/language native libraries (available on the web, etc.) which can encapsulate the above - for example Apache Axis, which can generate native Java language code stubs for SOAP services (.NET has a SOAP compiler which does the same thing for Windows,) or a third party SIP stack which would encapsulate the SIP protocol in a C++ API.
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