Dialogic D/41EPCI From Scratch [Connect With Dialogic Card]

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Hello everyone.

I started developing an application to manage D/41Epci Dialogic cards.
I'm writing it Visual C + + (and I use Visual Studio 2010 as IDE).
For now it does absolutely nothing ... because I do not know how to use the libraries provided by Dialogic ..
My code, for now, is the defaul code provide by Visual C++ 2010 when you creating a new Win32 Project.

The only things that I include are two libs

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#include "Dialogic\INC\srllib.h"
#include "Dialogic\INC\DXXXLIB.H"

I have include it only because every samples provide by Dialogic use them.
i Just want to know how can i use them, for example if you click on a menu item called "Connect" the program should check if it can dialog with d/41 epic .
Aplogize me for my bad english i hope everyone can understand me :(

Cheers

Posted 29-Jul-11 6:00am

Claudio Ludovico Panetta

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Sergey Chepurin 29-Jul-11 12:45pm

This is certainly the question for Dialogic forum: http://www.dialogic.com/den/forums/?tab=3.
Concerning includes you use it as required by the code. Get Dialogic SDK, study samples, read documentation describing Dialogic APIs.

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