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Hosting a make call application as a web service
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12/6/12 2:18 PM
Hi All,
  We have successfully created standalone applications for making call, conferences and playbacks.Howeverm we need to host the application as a service to provide to our client. The issue with this is that once the session is established after the first request, the actually function of making call throws a null pointer exception, as its a stateless service.Has any one hosted these functions as web service.Would be great if you can light this up please!
Thanks,
Manas Varma
 
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RE: Hosting a make call application as a web service
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5/17/13 1:01 AM as a reply to Manas Varma.
Manas Varma:
Hi All,
  We have successfully created standalone applications for making call, conferences and playbacks.Howeverm we need to host the application as a service to provide to our client. The issue with this is that once the session is established after the first request, the actually function of making call throws a null pointer exception, as its a stateless service.Has any one hosted these functions as web service.Would be great if you can light this up please!
Thanks,
Manas Varma
 

How are you initializing JTAPI provider?
If i were to do this, I would create a ServletContextListener and initiate JTAPI provider with contextInitialized and shutdown the JTAPI Provider when contextDestroyed. And then I would reuse the same JTAPI Provider with all my requests.
So, client side would send a web request, and my servlets would use the JTAPI Provider on the server side
 
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