Hi Richard,

You are correct, the Jabber SDK exposes web APIs only. Would running the app in a full-screen web browser be an option ?
What technology is used to build the kiosk application ?
If the kiosk is based on frameworks such as Qt or Windows Forms (or WPF), it could also use a "browser control" to embed a browser window where to load and render the softphone
http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/QtWebKit
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/w290k23d.aspx

Thanks,
Thomas

Hi Erik,

Agreed supporting "native" APIs would be a plus ! Would customizing "Jabber for Windows" (also known as JabberWin) be an option for your project ? For example on Windows the Jabber application supports the tel/im protocol handlers so other programs can click to call/chat easily, see this post. Is this the kind of integration you want to add to your application, and JabberWin would provide advanced features (call control, presence ...) ?

Not sure what you mean by "thick control" ?
The web browser control mentioned earlier allows thick applications (Windows forms or WPF) to embed a web page with 2-way communication.
The browser plugin provided by the Jabber SDK adds softphone capabilities to the browser, available in any page to all users.

Hope this helps, Thomas