23.10.2019, 19:16
(This post was last modified: 23.10.2019, 19:20 by Erwin van der Zwart.)
Hi,
You could inject / append the code with custom JS but the easiest way is to add the html and needed js files in the user ftp folder and add it to your visu by frame.
Biggest problem with web based SIP clients is that they use webRTC and current browsers require WSS when webRTC is used, so that also means installing CA SSL certificates.
i played with this a few years ago, it works but it’s not easy to manage and I would not advice to use it on customer sites as CA certificates are valid for relative short period.
When you consider this solution I would advise to use SIP server as a service where SSL is handled by the service, downside of that is that All SIP cliënts are depending on internet.
BR,
Erwin
You could inject / append the code with custom JS but the easiest way is to add the html and needed js files in the user ftp folder and add it to your visu by frame.
Biggest problem with web based SIP clients is that they use webRTC and current browsers require WSS when webRTC is used, so that also means installing CA SSL certificates.
i played with this a few years ago, it works but it’s not easy to manage and I would not advice to use it on customer sites as CA certificates are valid for relative short period.
When you consider this solution I would advise to use SIP server as a service where SSL is handled by the service, downside of that is that All SIP cliënts are depending on internet.
BR,
Erwin