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This example written in C++ allows developers to manage VoipNow accounts and view information about calls. Download. |
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How To Install It
System Requirements for Linux
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STEP 1: Please download the example archive and extract the files to a location of your choice.
Command example for extracting the archive to a folder:
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mkdir <PATH_TO_DEMO_FOLDER>
unzip CPPSOAPDemo.zip -d <PATH_TO_DEMO_FOLDER> |
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The folder names and locations are not important. You should replace the locations in the example commands with the locations of your choice. |
files from our GitHub repository:
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git clone https://github.com/4psa/systemapi-example-c.git |
You should now find the following files in the systemapi-example-c folderIn the folder in which you extracted the example archive you should now find the following files:
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README.txt | Read me file that provides instructions on how to develop, compile and run SystemAPI applications. |
createDemoFiles.sh | Script that automatically generates the stub files and compiles the demo applications. |
Demo/DemoAddServiceProvider.cpp | Demo application that adds a new service provider. |
Demo/DemoAddOrganization.cpp | Demo application that adds a new organization to a service provider. |
Demo/DemoAddUser.cpp | Demo application that adds a new user to an organization. |
Demo/DemoAddExtension.cpp | Demo application that adds a new extension to an organization. |
Demo/DemoCallCosts.cpp | Demo application that makes a call report. |
Demo/RandomChargingPlan.cpp | Utility class that generates a random charging plan ID. |
Demo/utils.cpp | Miscellaneous utilitary functions. |
Demo/Makefile | Makefile that compiles and generates executables for the demo applications. |
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