Package javax.telephony

Interface Summary

Address	An Address object represents what we commonly think of as a "telephone number".
Call	A Call object models a telephone call.
CallEvent	The CallEvent interface is the base interface for all Call-related events.
CallListener	The CallListener interface reports all changes to the Call object.
Connection	A Connection represents a link (i.e. an association) between a Call object and an Address object.
ConnectionEvent	The ConnectionEvent interface is the base event interface for all Connection-related events.
ConnectionListener	This interface is an extension of the CallListener interface, and reports state changes both of the Call and its Connections.
JtapiPeer	The JtapiPeer interface represents a vendor's particular implementation of the Java Telephony API.
Provider	A Provider represents the telephony software-entity that interfaces with a telephony subsystem.
ProviderEvent	The ProviderEvent interface is the base interface for all Provider related events.
ProviderListener	The ProviderListener interface reports all changes which happen to the Provider object.
Terminal	A Terminal represents a physical hardware endpoint connected to the telephony domain.
TerminalConnection	The TerminalConnection represents the relationship between a Connection and a Terminal.
TerminalConnectionEvent	The TerminalConnectionEvent interface is the base event interface for all TerminalConnection-related events.
TerminalConnectionListener	This interface is an extension of the ConnectionListener interface, and reports state changes of the Call, its Connections and its TerminalConnections.

Class Summary

JtapiPeerFactory

The JtapiPeerFactory class is a class by which applications obtain a Provider object.

Exception Summary

InvalidArgumentException	An InvalidArgumentException indicates an argument passed to the method is invalid.
InvalidStateException	An InvalidStateException indicates the current state of an object involved in the method invocation does not meet the acceptable pre-conditions for the method.
MethodNotSupportedException	The MethodNotSupportedException indicates that the method which was invoked is not supported by the implementation.
ProviderUnavailableException	The ProviderUnavailableException indicates that the Provider is currently not available to the application.
ResourceUnavailableException	The ResourceUnavailableException indicates that a resource inside the system in not available to complete an operation.