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    Wail A Salem
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    i am student ,and i want to work on some telephony application i know that the perfect subject is TAPI ,but there are some questions :- 1- can i use the TAPI in c# language ? 2- should i install some files or dll files that help to execute TAPI functionallity ? 3-couild i have an example in c# that shows me how exactly work with TAPI in c#? finally ,forgive me for my bad english? :confused::confused:>:confused::confused::confused:

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      i am student ,and i want to work on some telephony application i know that the perfect subject is TAPI ,but there are some questions :- 1- can i use the TAPI in c# language ? 2- should i install some files or dll files that help to execute TAPI functionallity ? 3-couild i have an example in c# that shows me how exactly work with TAPI in c#? finally ,forgive me for my bad english? :confused::confused:>:confused::confused::confused:

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      Wail A.Salem wrote: can i use the TAPI in c# language ? Yes, but you will have to P/Invoke your method calls because they are native. If you are unfamiliar with this process you can find more information here[^]. Take a look at the TAPI.H file to see what's available to you. - Nick Parker
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        i am student ,and i want to work on some telephony application i know that the perfect subject is TAPI ,but there are some questions :- 1- can i use the TAPI in c# language ? 2- should i install some files or dll files that help to execute TAPI functionallity ? 3-couild i have an example in c# that shows me how exactly work with TAPI in c#? finally ,forgive me for my bad english? :confused::confused:>:confused::confused::confused:

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        Michael P Butler
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        Wail A.Salem wrote: can i use the TAPI in c# language ? Yes. You can use TAPI 3 via COM interop but it isn't 100% reliable. This article[^] is supposed to be a lot more reliable. I haven't used it personally as I already have my own TAPI 2 Com wrapper. IMO, unless you really have a good reason to use C#. TAPI is a lot easier to use in C++. Michael CP Blog [^]

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          Wail A.Salem wrote: can i use the TAPI in c# language ? Yes, but you will have to P/Invoke your method calls because they are native. If you are unfamiliar with this process you can find more information here[^]. Take a look at the TAPI.H file to see what's available to you. - Nick Parker
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          Michael P Butler
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          Nick Parker wrote: Yes, but you will have to P/Invoke your method calls because they are native. If you are unfamiliar with this process you can find more information here [edit] Probably better to make use of the work already done by Helen Warn[^] Its a good lesson in Interop too. Michael CP Blog [^]

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            Nick Parker wrote: Yes, but you will have to P/Invoke your method calls because they are native. If you are unfamiliar with this process you can find more information here [edit] Probably better to make use of the work already done by Helen Warn[^] Its a good lesson in Interop too. Michael CP Blog [^]

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            Michael P Butler wrote: Probably better to make use of the work already done by Helen Warn[^] I would agree that it would be extremely practical (in the business sense) to use the project Helen Warn has put together, however I took into consideration that he was a student and learning the process behind P/Invoke would be helpful in the long run. - Nick Parker
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              Michael P Butler wrote: Probably better to make use of the work already done by Helen Warn[^] I would agree that it would be extremely practical (in the business sense) to use the project Helen Warn has put together, however I took into consideration that he was a student and learning the process behind P/Invoke would be helpful in the long run. - Nick Parker
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              Nick Parker wrote: however I took into consideration that he was a student and learning the process behind P/Invoke would be helpful in the long run. Certainly. However, speaking from experience. TAPI can be hard enough to get to work, without having the extra overhead of learning P/Invoke too. Michael CP Blog [^]

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