SIPFoundry's sipxecs builds http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
SIPFoundry's sipxecs source tree is getting a make over making it very easy to develop and build sipexecs project. If you have dived into the code base, you know there are Java and Ruby code, requiring Ant and Rake to build the project among other stuff.
According to a post on the SIPFoundry projects blog, autoconf and automake going to make lives much easier, making java and ruby projects were an order of magnitude cleaner, smaller, faster and more flexible.
Read the post and keep an eye on the sipxecs main development source tree to find the changes.
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Friday, May 20, 2011
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Cedarville College Implements sipXecs Open Communications With eZuce.
Cedarville College Implements #sipXecs Open Communications With eZuce. http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Cedarville College, a 3200 students home in Ohio has implemented sipXecs Open Communications to provide Unified Communications experience within the campus environment.
In addition to providing faculty, students, administrative and support staff multiple ways of interaction, the college will also serve in the sipXecs Policy Committee and sipXecs Technical Committee providing valuable input regarding education market for the eZuce products, through the SIPfoundry Higher Education Program .
eZuce
Cedarville College, a 3200 students home in Ohio has implemented sipXecs Open Communications to provide Unified Communications experience within the campus environment.
In addition to providing faculty, students, administrative and support staff multiple ways of interaction, the college will also serve in the sipXecs Policy Committee and sipXecs Technical Committee providing valuable input regarding education market for the eZuce products, through the SIPfoundry Higher Education Program .
"Our campus selected sipXecs because we wanted to invest in a product that allowed us to save money while facilitating collaboration with our peers. We are confident that this program will enhance our ability to communicate and is well suited to meet the learning, research and academic needs of our university and others. We are especially pleased to be involved in a project with significant user-community involvement." said David Rotman, Associate VP for Technology CIO, Cedarville College regarding the project and the involvement.At the completion of the project, the campus would have it's Nortel Meridian - 81C PBX replaced with sipXecs supporting more than 1200 nodes.
eZuce
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