With the advent of JSR 299 CDI it was about time to present a framework for Sip Servlets based on CDI and so CDI-Telco-Framework is here. Check the release announcement in the Mobicents google group.
In this article I will try to provide an overview of what CDI-Telco-Framework can do for you and a tutorial for your first application based on CTF.
Mobicents Sip Servlets 2.0.0 Alpha1 on top of Tomcat 7.0.5 is already here and the efforts of the MSS team continues toward complete integration with JBoss AS 7.
Tomcat 7 implements the fresh Java Servlets 3.0 spec – and JBoss AS 7 is targeted to implement it as well – which among others brings two significant features, the asynchronous processing of requests and a new set of annotations, to add on top of the existing annotations, that can be used to define a web servlet, thus make the web.xml deployment descriptor optional (Sip Servlets 1.1 – JSR 289 already provides a set of annotations that can be used in order to define a sip servlet, so make optional the sip.xml deployment descriptor also).
Mobicents Sip Servlets 2.0.0.Alpha1 is out.
Upgraded to work on top of Tomcat 7.0.5 which implements Java Servlets 3.0, will open the door for many great features such as asynchronous support.
Go here and play with it.
