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| This page offers an overview of communication mashups examples. If you are registered on this wiki, you can publish your mashup to share with the community. |
Dundal Application (Beta)
| This application uses a full part of Hybrid communication APIs. Users can create communication hyperlink and associate it communication ressources. These communication hyperlinks can be publicated in numerous web site such as Blogger, Facebook, netvibes... go to Dundal application
This application is also available in Exoticus Applications set. |
My Call-endar Way (experimental)
| This application is a mashup based on google calendar API and communication-mashups APIs. This mashup is hosted on Google APP engine . |
WordCom (experimental)
| This is the first smart communicating document! It is communicating because it enables the readers to start communications with the co-authors, without any prerequisite (but a Web browser) on the reader's side. It is smart because it delivers the better way to communicate depending on the co-author presence status. Directly talk or chat with a co-author if he's available, otherwize let a videomail message. This application uses the Dundal user API and the communication-mashups API. It also makes use of the Alcatel-Lucent IMS Presence Server. Its first experimentation is done in the French funded EXOTICUS project, providing the opportunity for the deliverable documents' authors to simply and directly discuss the technical issues they are addressing. The email is asynchronous, your co-authors may not be your GoogleTalk friends: discover WordCom, the smart communicating document!
This mashup is hosted Amazon ec2 |
Hybrid Communication API Test Tool (experimental)
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The Hybrid Communication API test tool allows to test the different existing API offered by the Hybrid Communication platform. This tool has been built as any mashup application using the API (it uses OAuth standard for the authorisations management). This tool is available on the following page: API Testing Tool and requires to have Flash installed in your environment to be able to use it. |
Gtalk presence communication mashup (experimental)
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This communication mashup allows any gtalk user to trigger the modality of his/her communication hyperlinks according to his/her gtalk status. If available, the GTalk container is selected. If away, not connected, and do not want to be disturbed, another container can be selected. This tool has been built as any mashup application using the API (it uses OAuth standard for the authorisations management). This mashup is hosted on Google APP engine and available here. |
"dundal-on-way" (experimental)
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This communication mashup mixes the context of mobility (i.e. location) with communication hyperlinks. Useable by any user possessing a phone with a GPS and a dundal account, this mashup displays on google map your favourite locations and let you configure, for each of these locations, the modality of your communication hyperlinks. Let us give a quick example about the functionality of this mashup. Thanks to Dundal service, you configure communication hyperlinks in order to let the others reach you depending on where they come from. Ex: when coming from your blog, users can reach you through a communication hyperlink mapped on Google talk... Unfortunately, there is a key aspect that Dundal service does not take care about: WHERE you are Indeed, users are more and more moving, having several locations (home, work, meeting, etc...) in a single day. This mashup then, associate a location on each of your communication hyperlinks in order to able customization of communication hyperlinks according to a location. Ex: communication hyperlink bound to your blog can be associated to Google talk service when you are at home while it can be associated to a simple text message while you are working. The only thing the user needs to do, is to associate a resource to a communication hytperlink, according to a location. The mashup do the rest, retrieve user location, maintain localized communication hyperlinks, talk to Dundal service in order to reconfigure communication hyperlinks if user move to a new location, etc... Currently this mash-up only runs with the Google latitude service for location retrieval, but may soon take care of other solutions (such as Nokia Mobile Web Server). Beginners should read this short tutorial in order to know how to use the mashup. This mashup is hosted on google app engine and available here. You may either want to add and use the mashup directly on your iGoogle page (use with caution, this gadget still needs improvements).
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"FlashGW igoogle client" (experimental)
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This very basic communication mashup allows you to add in your personnal igoogle page a phone. To use it, enter your credential of your SIP account (username and password) click on login, check that you are registered (200 OK) and enter the identifier of the caller (phone number or sip uri). For live IMS users note that if you want to call to legacy phone you must add the following prefix: “tel:+55”. To install click on this link: add to igoogle } |
