G
Ghost
How can I dial a number by modem?
I
Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)
Hi,
You need to use the RAS API, unfortunally there is no managed solutions,
you will need to P/invoke the API or use one of several free components
available, I think that opennetcf.org provides one, otherwise do a google
search
cheers,
You need to use the RAS API, unfortunally there is no managed solutions,
you will need to P/invoke the API or use one of several free components
available, I think that opennetcf.org provides one, otherwise do a google
search
cheers,
G
Ghost
Can you show me any examples of how can I use RAS API to dial a phone
number?
number?
I
Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)
Hi,
No really, I once started to port the API but it was too complex, the
structures are big and opennetcf's component do all what I need.
Maybe if you look into google you will find some, especially for the full
framework it should be easier ( I was doing it for the CF )
If you do find it please post it back here
cheers,
No really, I once started to port the API but it was too complex, the
structures are big and opennetcf's component do all what I need.
Maybe if you look into google you will find some, especially for the full
framework it should be easier ( I was doing it for the CF )
If you do find it please post it back here
cheers,
N
Niki Estner
I'm not 100% sure, but I think RAS is for accessing remote computers.
In order to dial a number, TAPI (telephony API) would be the right choice.
However, this has no managed equivalent either.
But, if you know your clients will always use analog modems connected to a
serial port, you could of course use one of the serial port classes
available on the net, and send AT commands directly.
Google for "AT commands", and try them with some terminal program (like
hyperterminal).
Niki
In order to dial a number, TAPI (telephony API) would be the right choice.
However, this has no managed equivalent either.
But, if you know your clients will always use analog modems connected to a
serial port, you could of course use one of the serial port classes
available on the net, and send AT commands directly.
Google for "AT commands", and try them with some terminal program (like
hyperterminal).
Niki