JMF+COMMAPI, JMF+JTAPI+XTAPI OR JMF+JTAPI+ibm'sJ323

Question

Hi all,
we are trying to develope a program for an operation center were the policemen will call the control centre from a private telephone line in the street. The operator must received the entrance calling and dispatch it to the right department, well more or less that's what the end user want us to make.
Now we are at the dessign stage, so we need to test the best solution. First we though about using COMMAPI, so we tried to make a little application as a test. We can hung up the modem, or dial a number through the modem from the application. We are able to get the data the modem send us in an InputStream. Here begin the problems... Do you think this InputStream we receive from the modem is the human voice that apeaks from the telephone that made the call to the modem? Then, another problem that we couldn't solve... If this InpuStream is in fact the data (the voice) received by the modem how can we convert this into a DataSource class to be able to reproduce this in the computer. We've read and tried thousand of times to use the examples in the JMF solution's place, but we couln'd work it out. We think the example more similar to our is the 'Generate LiveStream', which uses LiveStream and a custom DataSource classes. But we don't know how to use LiveStream or DataSource to make them read from our InputStream each time the modem send us data.
Then we though that maybe it would be faster to develope the test program using XTAPI, an implementation of JTAPI ... but It was impossible to get the next code working...
JtapiPeer peer = JtapiPeerFactory.getJtapiPeer(
"net.xtapi.XJtapiPeer");
myprovider = peer.getProvider("Serial");
or(
myprovider =peer.getProvider"net.xtapi.serviceProvider.OpenH323");
Terminal[] t = myprovider.getTerminals();
becouse there was no way the a Provider, t was null...
Then I saw that some people were talking about using ibm's J323 and I tried with, becouse they said that JTAPI was an incomplete(?) implementation of the H323 specification. OK we download the trial version but... nothing, now we got the provider, but no Terminals are abailable. We 've tried everithing and we think everithing is installed propertly. We used:
JtapiPeer peer = JtapiPeerFactory.getJtapiPeer("com.ibm.telephony.mm.MM_JtapiPeer");
myprovider = peer.getProvider("H.323 Endpoint;login=223.254.254.94");
Terminal[] t = myprovider.getTerminals();
Although you have to pay for get a license of J323, the documentation and the support is so low.
We think the better way to solve our problem is using COMMAPI, becouse it would give us a higher control over the application and the modem, but although we have though hard on convertin InputStream into DataSource, we cannot make it work.
I'm DESPERADO, i will GIVE YOU 10 DUKES if you help us.
We are loosing a lot of time on this and the boss thinks cannot understand why we are going so slow, and why there are so many problems. We see there's a lot of people posting similar problems, but there are no answers. Maybe this would help a lot of peolple on this matter.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

How can I integrate the jmf and the openh323 project? I want to do calls using the openh323 library and transmit/receive using the JMF. However the openh323, which uses the h.245 protocol for port and channel negociation, doesn't allow to use the ports that already were negociated. So, how can i transmit using JMF to these ports?
Please, help me.