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Architecture folks architecture.
Have some ideas no code....

Communications of this type has two aspects (a) control and (b) data 
just like FTP.

Have the control work with TCP. and the data work on UDP.
What I mean with control is a TCP registration with a server, just like 
a chat session. You get your 'ip-phone' to be part of a voice extension 
based network like a pabx. The server knows you exists when you log onto 
the server.

If you have multiple users, then you can call someone. Just type in the
extension number. The server will know who is who (ext->ip translation)
and initiate a call.

The thing is what platform shall we agree on Indy9 or Indy10.
Delphi or C++...




Carl Danley wrote:
> Alright... So, I've been reading a book for VoIP and have been wondering 
> whether or not I should even bother trying to implement a feature like 
> this into a program of mine... I was wondering if anyone on here would 
> be willing to work with me to help with creating some sample code so I 
> can understand the process in this language... I am decently experienced 
> with Codegear RAD Studio (C++) and write applications on a daily 
> basis... My understandings are that this isnt an easy task, but im tired 
> of hearing that and I want to learn this so that I can implement this 
> type of feature into a multitude of different applications. If you have 
> any ideas as to where I could get started or have some spare time to 
> write some sample coding, I would absolutely appreciate it! I have 
> posted on several different forums over the past year and no one has 
> helped at all.. Thank you again for your time!
> 
> Also, if you have any questions, please ask!