Re: [GnomeMeeting-devel-list] a Voip rant

[simon <simon mungewell org>]

On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 06:40:57PM +0200, Daniel Huhardeaux wrote:
> Enum is here for this, even more. Ekiga has just to implement it ;-) I 
> like the just :-)

Enum really needs to be implemented on whatever Dialtone-service that
you are using..... it would be nice if Ekiga.net would support it via
somesort of magic prefix or a special dialplan.

I personally use FWD which doesn't natively support ENUM, however FWD
peers with sipbroker which does enum by default - so you can use
'**275<enum>'.

I guess that it would be possible to push an implemention into the
client using (say) and 'enum:' URI but that wouldn't define what
protocol you are wanting to use - enum is supposed to provide links to
multiple services (ie. sip:, email:, http:,....) depending on what
context it is being used in.


> 
> Question: is it to be implemented in client or in server? To use it from 
> an address book (standalone), it's better to have it on a client side, 
> but at it takes resources, better to have it at server side. And so you 
> can share with POTS client. Large debate!
> -- 
> Daniel
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