remote APIs

[Douglas Hubler <dhubler (at) pingtel.com>]

Guy Hulbert wrote:

> I looked at XCF-904, which states
>
> 	"simply as a way to offload cpu utilization"
>
> How does sipXconfig talk to the rest of the app if it is the only piece
> which does SOAP ?
>  
- HTTP CGIs (replication.cgi and processmanager.cgi)
- XMLRPC is just starting

> I had the impression that the in-memory database maintains state in .xml
> files which are configured remotely using SOAP.
>  
replication.cgi

> If you're trying to offload CPU resources, then how does the data get to
> the rest of the app ?
>  
If sipXconfig is on another machine, it would off load some work 
resources.  About 50% of app can be remoted now, there's still more to 
do to get full functionality when separated on a different machine.

 
http://sipx-wiki.calivia.com/index.php/Installing_sipXconfig_on_a_Separate_Machine
 http://track.sipfoundry.org/browse/XCF-904

> Or do you have a Java piece which talks to a C++ piece via SOAP so you
> don't have to run Java on the boxes where you are saving CPU cycles ?
>  
Soap is API _from_ sipXconfig.  Only APIs _from_  other sipX components 
is the CGIs and XMLRPCs noted above.
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