Can anyone suggest TAPI components for using C ++ in MS Windows Environment? I have tried to apply standard MS of tape 2 and 3 and there are problems with both. Recovery from the modem has been stopped primarily or the connection has been lost.
The latest problem is that the tapewiki device is disappearing after a few days of working completely - but only on some computers.
I have no problem paying for any component - I should only do one thing!
Two problems we have not seen yet: 1) If the modem is closed we are using it, whereas, we can not use it again unless we have computer / 2 ) We receive a callback reboot "CTapiLine :: OnCallStateChange (hCall, dwState, dwStateDetail, dwPrivilage);", where dwState = LINECALLSTATE_DISCONNECTED; And after creating a connection dwStateDetail = LINEDISCONNECTMODE_NODIALTONE staight, but we have already closed the "Waiting for dial tone" in the modem property. Connecting to a single destination works well with a different computer, so we do not think this is the destination problem.
If you have a stomach to write a COM code in C ++, then you have any TAPI OCX Use the controls Last time I worked with Tape (years ago), I used it. It worked well, and (IMHO) was the best choice in the day. If you look around, you can get some free and shareware OCX controls, who have the same functionality. However, if you are using C ++, then you are better able to add complexity by simply using an OCX rather than calling TAPI.
You do not say what the heating equipment are using but I would think it is a voicemodem if so, then its problems are probably Microsoft's TAPI implementation (which talks to most third-party tapi components voicemodem Will use), but voicemodem hardware or Unimodem are not accompanied by TSP. Exceletel's support page has an excellent description. If possible, then you should use a dedicated voice telephony device instead of a voicemodem if you expect any type of reliability for your application.
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