From: Marianne Mueller <mrrm@well.sf.ca.us>
Date: Wed, 16 Jun 93 14:28:52 PDT
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Subject: Draft Solaris Teleservices API doc, anon ftp
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FYI 

From: stoltz@denwa.Eng.Sun.COM (Ben Stoltz)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.isdn,sun.tstech,sun.audio,sun.sw.arch,sun.telco
Subject: Draft Solaris Teleservices API document is available for anonymous
ftp
Date: 11 Jun 1993 18:10:29 GMT

A PostScript version of the Solaris Teleservices 1.0 API Programming Guide
is available for anonymous ftp from sunsite.unc.edu in the directory
/pub/sun-info/white-papers/API_xtel.tar.Z

If you have any comments or suggestions, please send email
to xtel-api-comments@denwa.Eng.Sun.COM.

Marketing inquiries should be directed to bob.mckee@Eng.Sun.COM
(415)336-4840.

The IAFA info follows:
Document-Name:          API_xtel
Title:                  Solaris Teleservices 1.0 API Programming Guide
Authors:                Jonathan Chang <cjon@Eng.Sun.COM> UMTV18-217,
                        Sun Microsystems, Inc., 2550 Garcia Ave.
                        Mountain View, CA 94043-1100
Revision-Date:          June 7, 1993
Category:               Programming Guide
Abstract:               This manual is for C++ programmers who are
                        developing Solaris Teleservices (XTEL)
                        applications. A good understanding of the
                        UNIX(tm) operating system and the C++
                        programming language are required.  Example
                        programs are provided that illustrate the concepts
                        in the text.

                        The manual explains how to use XTEL to write
                        applications that:

                        o Place or answer multiple calls
                        o Hold, drop, conference and transfer calls
                        o Provide access to data channels
                        o Enable security and sharing of calls between
                          processes.

Format:                 PostScript
Citation:               Solaris Teleservices 1.0 API Programming Guide,
                        Draft June 7 1993, SunSoft, Inc.
Publication-Status:     draft
Keywords:               Teleservices, Telephony, ISDN, POTS, voice, API, C++
Size:                   90 pages